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TinaBelcher (TinaBelcher)My husband wanted a Velossa Tech Big Mouth Ram Air Intake but we couldn't justify spending $170 on something already 3D printed when we had our own printer. So I designed him one for his car. It was a PITA and I did this over 3 years ago, so the model is not my best work... But it worked and has survived on his car for over 3 years and through a front-end collision. It's still kickin'. This will probably fit the 2013-2018 but I cant guarantee anything. Ours is a 2016. I printed ours in ASA in 3 parts and glued them together. The flare was one print, and then I split the main portion into a top and lower part in the print slicer since I couldn't fit it as-is on my print bed. There's no ideal way to print the top part with the mount, It requires supports regardless of if you do it with the mounting bracket down or with the other side down. I did mounting bracket down. Mounting part spliced from here so I didnt have to completely measure that. Thank god.
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