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Old 12-13-2016, 03:15 PM   #11
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Airbox upgrade to 987 or aftermarket

Mavis said:" I didn’t have the time to fit a 987 air box so have gone for a K&N filter for the time being."
Don't get the idea that removing the airbox and refitting the larger(better) 987 airbox is easy.
The stock airbox is difficult to remove because of the confined space. In theory you need to drop the engine a few inches, unbolt and move the Bank 2 inlet manifold. Even tht may not give sufficient clearance to remove it. That is why you'll fin Threads of despair describing how to cut up and break up the stock 986 airbox to remove it.
And you think that fitting the larger 987 airbox will be easier?
for example : "
On 8/27/2016 at 0:26 PM, marseille said:

it's not that hard to fit the 987 Airbox you just to remove all the unnecessary plastic from the airbox then the left hand side manifold, fuel rail remove the rear wheel to help with access in pulling the airbox down low enough to fit into the engine bay

10 minute job then😜
And more here:
http://986forum.com/forums/performance-technical-chat/32074-987-v-986-air-box-8.html
We really need Ben to design an easy to fit one!
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