🔵 MILLION PARTS 2.75'' Blue Cold Air Intake Pipe Filters System - Efficient Performance for 2.0L and 2.3L Engines Review

The installation is a pain in the ass, but that's because Mazda has a sick and twisted sense of humor. The factory intake is a nightmare. I had to make another hole in the bracket. But otherwise works, sounds and performs as expected.

first of all. The first got lost on the way. Not the company's fault. Secondly. The welds are terrible inside around the maf. There's nothing that slumber can't fix. It is definitely cheaper than the branded version. You need to change the brackets. But basically everything works as it should.

Cheap to make, no installation instructions included, vacuum line was the wrong size and too short. The spacers holding the pieces together are too big, the struts holding them in place need to be bent into place, but with a little more effort it can be done.

With a few modifications to the car and kit you can transform it into a 2008 Mazda 3i 2.0L. The faucet is slightly offset and you have to remove the wheel to insert it, there are no instructions for this, you can insert it. Now that it's here, it sounds and works great.

Does not fit the vehicle it is advertised for. Cheaply made as the black paint on the tubes was peeling off before I even received the package. Arrived with a few dents and appears to have been well packaged and the box was undamaged. Honestly I can't say that this happened during delivery. I do not recommend. Poorly made and doesn't even fit in the car.

Works well, the car is more responsive and the induction roar is bigger which I like. I found an installation video online made by another user as there was no instruction with a fence. The only thing that annoys me is the pod filter humming at idle, but I'm sure I'll get used to it.