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Start by loosening the clamp around the rubber flexible hose as circled above andpulling out from the hard plastic tube. Also disconnect MAF sensor and remove theMAF plug wiring from the plastic protective surround.

2. Remove the 2 Bolts holding the inlet duct in place (circled). Remove the rubber edging fromthe slam panel. It will unclip by carefully pulling upwards from the clip locations.

4. The airbox is now only held down by a rubber grommet which is at the front on the other
3. Fully Loosen the 2 bolts holding the airbox down. One circled at the back and the other is at
the bottom of the box through the gap shown by the arrow.

2side of the bolt loosened in the previous step (circled above). You can pull the airbox upwards
to remove from this mount and remove the airbox completely.

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5. Locate the earth strap as shown.

6. Remove the bolt holding the strap in place.

7. Push the strap out of the way to get clearance for the scoop installation.

8. Rotate the clips on the oil cooler hoses so that the tall ends are on the side. We need this forclearance with the scoop.

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9. Take the scoop – notice the recess at the base – this is where the cooler hose will sit. Scoop
shown here in grey for clarity. Notice the corners labelled 1 and 2. We will refer to these later.

10. The mouth of the scoop will sit in the wheel arch area as shown above with the blue
hatching.

11. Start by pushing corner 1 over the RUBBER section of the cooler hoses and into the wheelarch area. The rubber hoses will be pushed down by the scoop to gain access.

12. Once the corner is pushed into place, push the scoop upwards and rotate the scoop to push
corner 2 into place. The recess shown in step 9 will go over the oil hose and the bracket shouldline up with the OEM metal mount location.

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13. The scoop should sit as shown with the hole in the bracket lining up with the thread in
the OEM metal mount.

14. Secure the earth strap back into place with the OEM bolt previously removed.

15. Insert the exposed MAF sensor plug wiring into the supplied cable shroud.

16. Remove the 2 Rubber mounts with metal bushes and the rubber grommet from theairbox.

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17. Rubber mounts can be removed by sliding out the metal bush and then squeezing out therubber.

19. Insert the rubber grommet and 1 mounting bush into the front lower bracket of theairbox. Some lubrication around the outside of the rubber grommet will help.

18. Here are the 2 rubber mounts with bushes and bolts and the rubber grommet removed
from the airbox.

20. Install remaining mount into the rear bracket of the airbox.

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21. Remove the MAF sensor from the stock airbox.

23. Install the filter onto the tube and secure with the clamp – then push the tube throughthe airbox.

22. If your carbon tube looks like the top one and does NOT have a pre-installed metal MAF
sensor mount then proceed to the next step. If your tube looks like the bottom one andalready has the MAF Sensor mount installed proceed to step 30.

24. Push the carbon tube through the airbox as shown. (Filter not shown here)orioriInstallation Instructions : Honda FK8 Type R: Page 7

25. Take the metal MAF Sensor mount and identify the 2 screws required to secure it tothe carbon tube. The screws you need are the self-tapping type circled in red. The other 2screws have a regular thread and are used later.

26. Place the MAF sensor mount onto the carbon tube as shown. The AIRFLOW direction
should be pointing away from the airbox. Line up the 2 holes circled with the 2 holes inthe carbon tube.
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27. Secure with the 2 screws from step 25. The screws should go through the holes predrilled in the carbon. Do NOT overtighten – the screws will come to a natural stop.

28. Now rotate the tube so that the notch in the tube lines up with the notch in the airbox asshow. The Metal MAF mount is not shown in this photo.
oriInstallation Instructions : Honda FK8 Type R: Page 829. Install the MAF sensor using the other 2 screws from step 25. Now proceed to step 33.

31. Push the carbon tube through the airbox as shown.

30. If your carbon tube already has the pre-installed Metal MAF sensor mount then you cansimply
install the MAF sensor as shown and secure the filter to the tube.
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32. Line up the notch on the tube with the notch on the airbox.
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33. Remove the stock rubber and plastic inlet tubes from the alloy charge pipe. Loosen allclamps, remove the two 10mm hex screws from the top of the plastic tube and pull thesensor boss out. The tubes can be pulled out.

34. Take the supplied silicon tube and secure the metal sensor mount to the sensor boss
removed from the stock plastic tube in the previous step.
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35. Install the silicon tube to the alloy charge pipe – push thebreather tube into the top and also the metal sensor mount. Secure
the clamps around each tube.
Rotate the silicon so that the breather and sensor tubes are notvertical – they should not touch the inside of the hood when closed.
Secure the silicon tube to the charge pipe with the clamp.

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36. Remove the rubber seal around the top of the stock airbox. Be careful not to pull therubber – push the clips up from underneath.

37. Install the stock rubber seal onto the carbon airbox.
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39. If your Carbon inlet tube was TOP one then proceed to STEP 44
38. Secure the trim by pushing the 6 x supplied rubber washers onto the plastic pins fromunderneath. You only need to secure the 6 pins which go through the carbon.

If your Carbon inlet tube was the BOTTOM one then proceed to STEP 40.
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Installation Instructions : Honda FK8 Type R: Page 1140. Lower the airbox into the engine bay enough to allow you to connect
the MAF sensor plug.
to the MAF sensor. Push the MAF sensor wire into the clip at the back of the airbox

41. Now secure the lid onto the airbox with the supplied M5 screws. Guide the MAF wire
through the hole at the front of the lid as shown.
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the carbon tube is still lined up with the notches as in step 32.

43. As you lower the airbox – make sure the scoop sits in place around the hole at the base of
the airbox. The rubber edging on top of the scoop should seal against the base of the airbox.
Now proceed to STEP 48.
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44. Close the airbox with the carbon lid using the supplied M5 screws.

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As youlower the airbox– makesure andthe scoopsits in place around the hole at the base of46. Now
the airbox. The rubber edging on top of the scoop should seal against the base of the airbox.

45. Carefully lower into the engine bay and push the carbon tube into the silicon tube. Ensure
theocarbon tube is still lined up with the notches as in step 28.
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47. Connect the MAF sensor plug to the MAF sensor. Guide the MAF wire under the front ofthe airbox.
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48. Looking down the front of the airbox – push the rubber grommet in the bracket over themount. Push down on the bracket itself rather than the airbox.

49. Secure the rear mount with the stock bolt.

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50. Now secure the remaining mount at the front of the airbox near
the rubber grommet.

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51. Finish by installing the top rubber edging clips into the slampanel.
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You have now completed the installation of the Eventuri Honda FK8 Type R System.
Please take all necessary precautions while installing this system. Eventuri cannot takeresponsibility for an incorrectly installed intake or any damage caused during installation.
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