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Old 09-30-2011, 04:44 PM
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I've been thinking about getting an intake for my 2000 Civic EX (D16Y8). I know that it'll increase power slightly, but it will also increase gas mileage too. I was thinking what if I just got an AEM filter and put that on the end of the snorkle?
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in calculation more air = more fuel used.. may be more efficient this way but its not going to change your fuel mileage as much so as a header would. a chipped ecu with a conservative tune would give u better gas mileage then just slapping a intake on for the ecu to compensate for.
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Originally Posted by apexi_rsx
in calculation more air = more fuel used.. may be more efficient this way but its not going to change your fuel mileage as much so as a header would. a chipped ecu with a conservative tune would give u better gas mileage then just slapping a intake on for the ecu to compensate for.
So I see. Thanks for the advice!
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Just get a K&N filter for it.

I hate my intake, and only use it becuase I have to
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What about that K&N Lifetime filter that's made of metal mesh? If I cleaned it out every 3 weeks, for example, would that improve breathing?
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Default Re: 2000 Civic EX Breathing

If you have to get one just get a drop in filter. Any horsepower you gain you will not be able to feel anyway.
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Excuse my ignorance, but what exactly is a "drop in filter"?
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What about that K&N Lifetime filter that's made of metal mesh? If I cleaned it out every 3 weeks, for example, would that improve breathing?
You'd be throwing your money in the garbage cleaning it every 3 weeks.

A drop in filter means it drops in to the factory box.
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