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Old 06-30-2009, 10:42 PM
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Im planning on thinking about just getting the first basic mods for my car. So far ive only thought about my intake and exhaust. Im not sure about which i should get 1st, im going to roll with a Greddy Evo2 Exhaust paired with an intake, which im not so sure about. so what u guys think?
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aem v2 intake... sounds sick when vtec hits
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its not a vtec, but should i go with the exhaust or the intake 1st?
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I'd go intake first but thats just me though.
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yeah intake.... then hit the exhaust. try to do a full exhaust headers, downpipe, resonater cat, catback exhaust....i like skunk2 megapower
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i recommend mugen exhaust . but start with the CAI
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how much money?
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I also have a stock Accord 2.2 VTEC.. I have 2 questions about the aem v2 intake..

1) why this particular intake other manufacturers? Are they really THAT much beter than an Evil Bay cheapy?

2) why is this one so expensive? I've looked online and the cheapest I found it was $300!
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you want the best you are going to have to pay for it... I considered the v2 but then decided to go with a AEM short ram intake system instead...

cost me $100 and im sure it gives more than 33% the power of the v2...
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The V2 gives you the aggressive sound when WOT and increases whp depending on what other mods you have.
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you want the best you are going to have to pay for it... I considered the v2 but then decided to go with a AEM short ram intake system instead...

cost me $100 and im sure it gives more than 33% the power of the v2...
If I'm reading the second half of your post correctly it appears you are saying that your $100 intake is giving you a 33% gain OVER the v2?? That doesn't sound right.. Is that what you are saying or did I misintepret your post?
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sorry I did not articulate myself....

I mean, my intake cost 1/3 the cost of a v2, but I am sure that it gives more than 1/3 the power of a v2...

ie. it is more cost effective... obviously not better overall
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Makes perfect sense now.. Thanks for clarifying..
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Default Re: Stock 97 Honda accord 2.2L 4 Cyl, Where should i start

I have a question, realistically, how much power can be gained from a DC 4-2-1 header and a new exhaust...

Already have the intake on, just wondering about the next two logical upgrades....

Also, would there be any fitment issues with the DC considering its designed to be connected to a cat converter, and my car never came with one...
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