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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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March 12, 2009, 03:19:38 PM »
I would get a Fujita CAI since it is the only CAI you can get for a MAF equipped Accord. There are other CAI's that can be converted to a SRI, but I don't think that would really be compatible with your SRI. Then again, you never know.
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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Could do what I had set up for a little while (but it was with an OEM box). Go to autoparts store and get some pre bent exhaust pipes (longer ones and the ones with 90degree bends; then cut) and set it up.
I took mine apart because i didn't like the idea of the pipe rusting and sucking in rust. But I guess you could paint it and have it last longer (from the outside, the inside will still get rusty after a while)
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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Thanks for that suleman. I didn't even think about the parts rusting!
Yeah
I guess the best is to just fork out the cash, or live with what I have.
Ahwell. Thanks for the tips.
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Re: Intake Resonator
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March 14, 2009, 09:45:12 PM »
Taking this thing out was a actually pretty fun. It's nice to know that the car is being purged of things that are completely useless.
It didn't weigh 15-20 lbs though
I'd say more like 5!
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Re: Intake Resonator
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March 14, 2009, 11:28:52 PM »
haha I thought I was gay by thinkin takin the resonator out would actually do something, but that shits loud as hell now..lol
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Re: Intake Resonator
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March 15, 2009, 01:13:36 PM »
I went with this setup beacuse i have K&N drop in filter. With short ram intakes it absorbs alot of heat from the engine bay. the best set up for short ram is to have a filter in a box (to block the engine bay heat) then delete the resontaor and have a pipe come down to duct in the cold air coming from the fog light grill. or just have a cold air intake. i havent noticed a performance gain from deleting the resontaor, but your right driveacccord, the sound when WOT is pretty nice!!!
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March 15, 2009, 06:18:40 PM »
or just get some sheet metal and make a "box" around the filter. but leave it open facing behind the bumper (where a CAI filter would sit) to draw in some cooler air.
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Re: Thinking of doing CAI
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I <3 my Fujita!!!
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Re: Thinking of doing CAI
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March 23, 2009, 10:39:58 PM »
Injen FTW...on WOT any pipe with a filter will make you go
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Re: Thinking of doing CAI
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Injen FTW...on WOT any pipe with a filter will make you go
Any pipe without a filter will make you go too lol.
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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March 24, 2009, 12:16:12 PM »
If you want some of the benefits of a CAI I would recommend taking off the intake resonator. It's a free mod and I'm sure it makes the car breathe a little better.
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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If you want some of the benefits of a CAI I would recommend taking off the intake resonator. It's a free mod and I'm sure it makes the car breathe a little better.
Yeah, I already have an SRI on. Was just thinking of making an extension for it. I checked out some piping at Home Depot the other day, and the inner tubing is not smooth at all. So forget that
Bit of a change of topic, did you end up picking up a CAI? Did you go AEM?
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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Bit of a change of topic, did you end up picking up a CAI? Did you go AEM?
Not yet but AEM would probably be at the top of my list. I might just end up removing the resonator and call it a day.
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Re: Thinking of doing CAI
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Any pipe without a filter will make you go too lol.
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lol true but then again who knows how much dust you'll be sucking in.
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Re: [Request] DIY CAI
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Not yet but AEM would probably be at the top of my list. I might just end up removing the resonator and call it a day.
Well, more money for camera gear I suppose
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