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Front EVO coilover with Rugged Ridge Intake

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Old Feb 17, 2013 | 09:45 AM
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Default Front EVO coilover with Rugged Ridge Intake
Just wondering if anyone is running the Rugged Ridge Intake with the Evo bolt-on coilover system
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Old Feb 18, 2013 | 06:35 AM
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I have not heard of anyone installing both,

Do you have any pictures of how the intake is routed?
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Old Feb 18, 2013 | 07:26 AM
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Originally Posted by chris@offroadevolution
I have not heard of anyone installing both,

Do you have any pictures of how the intake is routed?
I have not installed it yet because there is apparently a possible issue with the intake and bushwhacker Flat fenders as well. I'm finishing up some prep work for my rear coilover and will be tearing into the front soon.
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Originally Posted by BubbaJK2012
I have not installed it yet because there is apparently a possible issue with the intake and bushwhacker Flat fenders as well. I'm finishing up some prep work for my rear coilover and will be tearing into the front soon.
the Bushwacker flats attach to the outer sheet metal, so there really shouldnt be an issue. I can not say for sure as I have not seen one installed
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Originally Posted by chris@offroadevolution

the Bushwacker flats attach to the outer sheet metal, so there really shouldnt be an issue. I can not say for sure as I have not seen one installed
Yes I believe with the reuse of the liners and the angle of the intake tubing that routes closely behind the passenger side shock tower area
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Originally Posted by BubbaJK2012
Yes I believe with the reuse of the liners and the angle of the intake tubing that routes closely behind the passenger side shock tower area
The new bolt on tower mounts on top the coil tower and in front of the shock tower. Nothing is behind it...
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Originally Posted by chris@offroadevolution

The new bolt on tower mounts on top the coil tower and in front of the shock tower. Nothing is behind it...
Ok sounds good and as for having a TeraFlex speed bump is that compatable with your system as well
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