Super Mega Flow intake system
10-18-2006 | 05:49 PM
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Super Mega Flow intake system
HKS Super Mega Flow intake system? anyone have this or heard anything about it?
http://www.tsxparts.com/product_info...products_id=99
2006 ASM 5AT / NAVI
Comptech Icebox
Comptech rear sway bar
DC sports headers
Neuspeed strut bar
optima yellow top battery
M3 lip spoiler
Mugen grille
mugen radiator cover
mugen oil cap cover
debaged / rebaged
http://www.tsxparts.com/product_info...products_id=99
2006 ASM 5AT / NAVI
Comptech Icebox
Comptech rear sway bar
DC sports headers
Neuspeed strut bar
optima yellow top battery
M3 lip spoiler
Mugen grille
mugen radiator cover
mugen oil cap cover
debaged / rebaged
10-18-2006 | 06:49 PM
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Jackson Racing has been selling those filters for years (>12) for various Hondas, so it's nothing new or revolutionary if that's what you were thinking. It seems like it's the same old SRI that HKS has always manufactured.
10-18-2006 | 06:53 PM
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Originally Posted by EndCheck
Jackson Racing has been selling those filters for years (>12) for various Hondas, so it's nothing new or revolutionary if that's what you were thinking. It seems like it's the same old SRI that HKS has always manufactured.
yea ive seen it before i was just wondering if it was any good.
10-18-2006 | 09:06 PM
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No, but you can bet there'll be a Service Pack available shortly afterwards to plug some of the holes the consumer 'beta' version came with, to stop some of those nasty bugs from screwing up your enjoyment.
I'd also upgrade the pollen filter to AV level - you don't want to let any viruses get at the control centre, causing a fatal error and the car crashing abruptly.
Might also want to consider not tinting - can't have trojans spying on you without being able to see them clearly and eradicating them with the front wheels.
I'd also upgrade the pollen filter to AV level - you don't want to let any viruses get at the control centre, causing a fatal error and the car crashing abruptly.
Might also want to consider not tinting - can't have trojans spying on you without being able to see them clearly and eradicating them with the front wheels.
10-18-2006 | 09:14 PM
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No, but you can bet there'll be a Service Pack available shortly afterwards to plug some of the holes the consumer 'beta' version came with, to stop some of those nasty bugs from screwing up your enjoyment.
I'd also upgrade the pollen filter to AV level - you don't want to let any viruses get at the control centre, causing a fatal error and the car crashing abruptly.
Might also want to consider not tinting - can't have others spying on you without being able to see them clearly and eradicating them with the front wheels.
And lastly, you'll need to do a full clear out ever 2-3 months, emptying the trashes and temporary stuff clogging the inside up. Doing so will make it faster and easier to find things.
I'd also upgrade the pollen filter to AV level - you don't want to let any viruses get at the control centre, causing a fatal error and the car crashing abruptly.
Might also want to consider not tinting - can't have others spying on you without being able to see them clearly and eradicating them with the front wheels.
And lastly, you'll need to do a full clear out ever 2-3 months, emptying the trashes and temporary stuff clogging the inside up. Doing so will make it faster and easier to find things.
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