Infinity Design Intake and Turbo Inlet

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I'm sticking with the Infinity Inlet, I'm talking about a RV6 coupler between the Infinity Inlet and Intake pipe. The OEM coupler has nipples and corresponding holes/slots in the OEM clamp, so it's not just a simple swap of worm clamps for the OEM coupler.
That's also my concern. Every time I go to clean or switch the filter it's going to take another hour of wrestling the thing into place. Let us know what RV6 says!
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The RV6 coupler with the r660as inlet works perfectly. As that's what I am using. But I have never tried it with a different inlet, since I don't have a different one and need the one I have for my r660as.
 

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The RV6 coupler with the r660as inlet works perfectly. As that's what I am using. But I have never tried it with a different inlet, since I don't have a different one and need the one I have for my r660as.
That's really good to know! The RV6 coupler looked like the best possible replacement coupler I could find so far and good to hear it works. That's reassuring moving forward with my plan.
 
 







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