Just a quick question...

Sorry guys I think I posted this question before, but here it is again. Im making my own CAI and was wondering what type of tubing I should use.

use the shit they use to make exhausts! it light, durable and smooth airflow. just hope you gots what to bend it with.

Stainless steel? I dunno, I'd say CF if ya got the tools and the ability to get some.

Don't use PVC...I repeat...DON'T use PVC. It lets off toxic fumes when heated to a certain temp

Don't use PVC...I repeat...DON'T use PVC. It lets off toxic fumes when heated to a certain temp

Yes if you go that cheap, use ABS not PVC.

Here is some low priced quality tubing you can get either 3"/3.5"/4" ID at whatever length you want:

http://www.intense-racing.com/Merchant2/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=AIR-xx0&Category_Code=IF

Oh wrong post before. Anyways ABS if your poor. If you can find someone or the tools to bend the stainless steel just do it usingthe ABS as a mock up.

shouldn't this NOT be in the street racing section?

well Ive found that there are more smart ppl on here and get quicker responses here, pluss I translate "street racing" into "street performance" how to make your street racer faster.

shouldn't this NOT be in the street racing section?should have the stuff you posted today be in the street racing section?

Have you just tried to by like a generic cai and just try and get the aluminum pipe from it?

^ ive thought of that but if i screw up id have not any money to buy a new one and pay for gas in my 12mpg monster. Ill talk to some other 1st gen guys about that though.

hey guys i just got a 94 prelude SI and i was wondering if i could put a H22 head in a H23 transmition

hey guys i just got a 94 prelude SI and i was wondering if i could put a H22 head in a H23 transmition

Please post this question in the RIDICULOUS QUESTIONS forum.

I made mine out of some aluminum spiral flex tubing by Akimoto...stuck a conical K&N filter on the end of it...works like a champ, and saved 100+ dollars in the process.

Old thread...don't bring them back!