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Have just received my Apexi Power intake kit for my r33 gtr this morning, went to fit it tonight and have had nothing but trouble so far, yes i am following the instructions, yes i have all the brackets in their correct places.

The problem i am having is with the intake pipe for the 1st turbo, if i bolt everything up losely i can not get the end of the afm into the intake pipe for the 1st turbo, i have tried putting the afm into the intake pipe 1st then trying to connect up all the brackets but nothing lines up that way at all, the only way i can get all the brackets to line up is bolt everything on 1st, but then i have the problem of the afm not being able to reach the intake pipe.

Which makes me think maybe i am missing part of the intake pipe for the front turbo, hence the pipe not being long enough causing the afm not being able to connect to the intake.

Ive tried everything to get this on but nothing works, so something has to be missing right? Do i even have the standard intake pipe on my car?

By the way the car was using hks filter kit when i bought it.

Heres some pics, in all the pics all the brackets are lining up and bolted up correctly but the afm for the 1st turbo isnt even sitting inside the intake pipe, am i missing part of the intake pipe?

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also double check ur kit is actually for 33GTR:

Apexi Power Intake Pod Filter kit for R32 GTR

Model Number : AP-507-N001

Apexi Power Intake Pod Filter kit for R33-34 GTR

Model Number : AP-507-N011

Yes i have the correct kit, says BCNR33 :(

Hmmm, have just been told by a guy over on gtr.co.uk that apparently the hks filter kits comes with its own rubber intake pipe for the 1st turbo, hence why it is too short and isnt fitting my apexi pods.

Looks like im on the hunt for a new intake pipe.

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