http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cg...274197&r=0&t=0

anybody has this? is this anygood?

hg

 

DONT SETTLE FOR IMITATIONS GET THE AEM CAI, ITS THE SHIZZNICK....

 

settle for imitations, they are all the same shit. Buy that one then just go out and buy a K&N cone filter, should cost you 30$. There you go, you got the same intkae everyone pays 200$ for but you don't have an AEM sticker on it.

 

Actually i would get the injen cold-air intake it adds like 15hp and it is so freakin loud! either that or if you were going with the short ram i would go with the weapon-R or the aerospeed!

 

the K&N cone right? how many diff ones are there? any of them that i should avoid? ^^


i just put my bid for the imitation.. ahah..=P hopefully i'll get that sucker... ^^

hg

 

yea, the k&n cone. It doesn't matter as long as it fits your intake. It'll probally need a 2 1/2 in opening

 

yeah filter is filter!!!

i dont have name brand too, but works just like aem ones!!!

and sounds great !!

so GET IT if the price is right!!!

personaly i rather spend less money on air filter

and get like the pullys or fuel rail or someting that is worth spending money for!!

 

My friend has the no name intake on his accord, and it works and looks just like a over priced one... all he did was get a k&n filter for it... theres tons of them available... he got one thats a little big, but hey... maybe it sucks in more air...

 

thanks guys...

i won the bid... hopefully the seller will get back to me soon so I can receive it after the new years! =)

i'm gonna attemp the installation myself.. wish me luck... i've never installed anything on a car beside my clear corners and my light bulbs...

any tips for installation will be greatly appreciated! =)

have a great holiday guys!

 

now that I look at it, that maybe a decent filter... i'd just use it till it gets dirty, then replace it with a k&n.

As far as instalation goes, that will be a snap... all you really need is a 10mm socket and ratchet. There are 2 10mm bolts that hold the air box in place, remove them... and pull the air box off the air tube. Then remove the air tube from the throttle body, I forgot how that is done, but im sure its pretty self explanatory. Then secure the new air tube to the throttle body and connect that little air hose for the pcv valve, bolt the air tube to the stock bolt hole and connect the filter... very easy.

 

I bought an OBX intake for $65.00. It came with a reusable filter. Works just fine, and sounds really cool!