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cai for hybrid

if i got a cai would i be able to swap it if i got a b16 or a b18?
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really? this is sweet b/c i am getting frustrated without getting the swap i need to get some mods lol
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Dont get the CRX CAI.

THe 99-00 Civic Si CAI is made for the B16a, and the power gains over the regular CRX CAI are well worth waiting for. THe CRX CAI is too damn restrictive...... and a waste of $$$ for the B16a. You'll need to relocate your battery to the trunik, or get a small battery for it to fit...... as well as a SMALL amount of dremel-tool work....... but it fits fine, and its definitely the way to go....
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yea you can use the 92-95 or 96-00 Civic CAI but you will have to drop the battery locater down a little or move it to the trunk. Hey spy...there is a CRX with a B18C1 in the new Sport Compact Car. I know ur were wanting B16 for a while and then wanted the B18C1. Check it out in that mag. Good luck on whatever u choose.
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