Cai
Cai
Well, I got my Honda intake to work on my Z, check out the site;
www.geocities.com/gbear24_7/techandmodpage.htm
I do recommend doing this, out the door was a total of $86. That's still $100-120 cheaper than your common CAI kits.
I will say that I had no idea what I was missing!! Even if you don't go this route, definitely get a CAI, the difference is phenominal!!! There was a heck of a SOTP feel!!!
www.geocities.com/gbear24_7/techandmodpage.htm
I do recommend doing this, out the door was a total of $86. That's still $100-120 cheaper than your common CAI kits.
I will say that I had no idea what I was missing!! Even if you don't go this route, definitely get a CAI, the difference is phenominal!!! There was a heck of a SOTP feel!!!
It definitely gave me more power, remember it has a 3" inlet. The ricers are notorious for going "too big", so their idiocy is our gain in this instance. BTW, there is a member here that went from a K&N CAI to this and said that he liked this setup better.
Seems to me that if you can run no problem on 3" exhaust and mash all that EXPANDED-DUE-TO-COMBUSTION air out, then 3" should be plenty for an intake. Especially with no major crimps that disturb airflow.
Ya, Ya I know exhaust is being pushed and intake is being pulled but still.
I sure am posting a lot today
Ya, Ya I know exhaust is being pushed and intake is being pulled but still.
I sure am posting a lot today
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