akdmx

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I'm trying to up the stealth factor of my engine bay. I currently have all black inlet and after-MAF hoses but the bright white "Gimmick" logos bug me. I was wondering if anyone knew of a chemical product that would be effective in removing these logos (maybe like goo-gone, but stronger?), without potentially damaging the silicone inlet. If nothing else, I'll probably just throw on an extra hose clamp to cover it up.

On a side note: I need to plug up one of the vacuum outlets on the inlet to get my MBC set up, and I'm trying to figure out the least ghetto-looking fix for this. Anyone have any clever ideas to this extent?


(I swapped the blue IC hoses for black ones, if you even noticed those in there.)

LOL_VTEC

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Electrical tape?

silverbullet415

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i have the same one dude i just used electric tape

knock

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A scotch brite pad and elbow grease will get it off

Concillian

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http://www.amazon.com/RESCUE-Self-Fu.../dp/B000ZTK6CI

It's pure silicone. I wrapped mine over the logo. Looks just like the rest of the inlet. A lot easier to do pre intsall though.

Comes in different colors. I had a bag of different colors lying around because my mom likes to buy my brother and I weird stuff we'll never use for Christmas.

Take that, mom, I found a use for this one. Only took 3 years to find a use for it.

Concillian

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Vac hose (silicone, masterflex, something like that) to nowhere. Either fold and zip-tie or stick a bolt in the end and zip tie the hose over the bolt.

Just make it long enough to go somewhere nobody looks and tuck it away. Since it goes to the BCS normally, pop the end off the BCS and plug it there instead of plugging at the inlet. It'll look 100% stock

Krinkov

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I scraped mine off with a razor blade, came off pretty easy