Getting rid of old v6 CAI
07-26-2006, 01:11 PM
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Getting rid of old v6 CAI
Not sure if I am posting in the right place or not. Feel free to move the post if so.
I have a CAI from my old 2001 v6 I want to get rid of. It is a chrome fenderwell with k&n filter. I don't need it anymore. If you know anyone who wants it for their 6, I'll get rid of it for $40.00. Filter alone is $70.00. There is a little rust on the fairing but can be removed with a scotchbright pad. Only thing it doesn't have is an MAF sensor. You need to use the one already in your air box. It will fit perfect. Not sure of the brand. It may be a MAC. Only trick is they have to pick it up. In Trenton area.
I have a CAI from my old 2001 v6 I want to get rid of. It is a chrome fenderwell with k&n filter. I don't need it anymore. If you know anyone who wants it for their 6, I'll get rid of it for $40.00. Filter alone is $70.00. There is a little rust on the fairing but can be removed with a scotchbright pad. Only thing it doesn't have is an MAF sensor. You need to use the one already in your air box. It will fit perfect. Not sure of the brand. It may be a MAC. Only trick is they have to pick it up. In Trenton area.
07-26-2006, 01:48 PM
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hey there actually you had it posted under general mustang talk.
you have to have 10 posts before you can sell stuff but i see you have got 7 and im sure u will have 10 post count within the hour so i let it slide.
this is the section though that it should be in.
good luck with the sale!
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you have to have 10 posts before you can sell stuff but i see you have got 7 and im sure u will have 10 post count within the hour so i let it slide.
this is the section though that it should be in.
good luck with the sale!
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07-27-2006, 12:44 PM
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Thanks aero. I will get some pics asap.
07-27-2006, 04:31 PM
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Ok. Here it is. You can see the surface rust on the fairing. It can easily be removed with a scotch brite pad. It was from sitting in the garage for a while. All hardware is accounted for. Super easy to install.
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08-09-2006, 01:03 AM
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