Injen Intake

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Theninemilly

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2003 MSP

• Oct 10, 2002

• #1

Hey guys it's my first post here and i had a couple of questions. I do not have a MP3 but i have purchased a MazdaSpeed Protege that should be here in a couple weeks. I was wondering if the intake on the MP3 will fit? Also does everyone like there Injen CAI? Thank you guys very much!

By the way here's a website that you can see my current car.

www.cardomain.com/id/theninemilly

Once again Thanks!

Brian

 

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LaZaBLuEMp3

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RSX type s

• Oct 10, 2002

• #2

hmm

im not sure if it fits cause its turbo, but hey i really dont know. but yea its a good intake, either cut or remove the bottom peice of plastic when it goes into the fender, i find it sucks more air but u must be careful about water when it rains or when u go to carwash (if u dont do it urself) all i do is shove a small old pillow up there when it rains haha, works pretty well though.
if neone reads this, does the aem by pass and the splash gaurd acutally help against water?

 

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derrick1623

'Content Monkey'

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'07 Mazda3, True red

• Oct 10, 2002

• #3

ok, first..ninemilly,nice car... and why would you need a cai, with a turbo...

lazablue...it shouldnt matter, because the filter is tucked away, i have the splash guard, and am considering removal, since it never gets wet

 

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Sir Nuke

Member

• Oct 10, 2002

• #4

derrick1623 said:

ok, first..ninemilly,nice car... and why would you need a cai, with a turbo...

lazablue...it shouldnt matter, because the filter is tucked away, i have the splash guard, and am considering removal, since it never gets wet

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your right derrick.....NEITHER are needed.....I was actually TALKED INTO buying the splash guard...and it made putting on the filter a lot harder....BUT....the VERY first time I remove it for cleaning...the heat shield is staying OFF.....

 

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promp3

Member

• Oct 10, 2002

• #5

nice millena i think the way mazda made the msp is so you cant modifi it easly, I think the only thing you really can do is get a k&n drop in filter other than that you cant do any thing to it with out basicly reenginering the turbo system

 

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DooMer_MP3

Experience my Member

• Oct 10, 2002

• #6

The Injen definitely will not work. The injen is designed to go from the throttle body to the wheel well. Now you have a turbo, and the throttle body pipe goes directly to the turbo outlet, and a very short pipe goes from the air filter to the turbo inlet. You could probably fabricate something to get rid of the airbox. I think with the MSP you will unlock a few more horses without that crappy stock intake.

Chris