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After market <air> Intake tubes..

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So this winter I want to remove the stock cumbersome air box and intake tubes.
What are the options for aftermarket intake tubes? I will likely do a ribbon delete as well. I’m not worried about the filter as I can measure and order a good filter from just about anywhere with an outerwears wicker bag or some type of water repellent. If anyone has done this and has part numbers, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for any and all replies.

Boat is a 2014 212x.
 

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I am using the stock tube and used the spacer to attach the filter. Tight fit but seemed to work ok. I also used a steel cable tie to give it a bit more support.
 
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