Custom Air Intakes
JimsCivicEX
03-27-2002, 10:08 PM
I was thinking of installing a custom air intake on my civic. My plans were to keep the stock air box but chang the intake pipe on to bottom of the box. I was thinking of installing a different pipe from the bottom of the stock box and running it down to get fresh air from the right side whole in my bumper. Does this make sence?? I already have a K&N filter. What are ya'lls opioins on this? Would it be worth it to do this?? Has anyone one done this already?? Thanx in advance for ya'lls help.:D
JayFidizzy
03-27-2002, 11:08 PM
spend the cash and buy a nice AEM CAI, or if you want to go a little cheaper buy a short ram intake.
dreemkill
03-27-2002, 11:11 PM
he'd get WAY more performance out of his first idea (running fresh air through a custom-fitting into the stock airbox) with a K&N filter than he would with a shortRam intake..
Originally posted by JayFidizzy
spend the cash and buy a nice AEM CAI, or if you want to go a little cheaper buy a short ram intake.
Originally posted by JayFidizzy
spend the cash and buy a nice AEM CAI, or if you want to go a little cheaper buy a short ram intake.
JayFidizzy
03-27-2002, 11:13 PM
yeah but i hear alot of people who do that have alot of problems with it....but again....its just my opinion........
dreemkill
03-28-2002, 01:09 AM
exactly how does one have problems with it? theres really nothing to malfunction...you are simply attaching an extension to the bottom of the airbox...
Originally posted by JayFidizzy
yeah but i hear alot of people who do that have alot of problems with it....but again....its just my opinion........
Originally posted by JayFidizzy
yeah but i hear alot of people who do that have alot of problems with it....but again....its just my opinion........
Si2000 Vtec
03-28-2002, 02:03 AM
Better yet, get an AEM CAI and put direct-cold air induction onto that like me =) All i did is cut out that little black fake vent thingy on my front bumper. I have yet to make a fiberglass "air box" but for now I can already notice a difference.
I think one of your purposes of that idea is also to keep it sleeper-ish? I would recommend using 2.75" manderel bent exhaust piping... figure out the exact dimensions u need and go get a peice from an exhaust shop... it should only cost you like $35 w/ the bend.
I think one of your purposes of that idea is also to keep it sleeper-ish? I would recommend using 2.75" manderel bent exhaust piping... figure out the exact dimensions u need and go get a peice from an exhaust shop... it should only cost you like $35 w/ the bend.
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