bape starr

for 97 civic ex as title says, first engine mod for me -_-

Frozen E

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Self explanatory. No instructions needed.
Unhook old intake.
Tighten hose clamp for new one.
Done

Miracle

Well, first, we need to know if its a Cold Air, or Short ram.

Because there are variations in the install procedures due to the longer pipe on the CAI.

Will see what I can come up with in way of an illustration.......

All you have to do is remove the OEM intake tract, with the baffle box, and unhook the fresh air hose at the throttle body and remove all associated parts to the OEM intake.

Then, installation is pretty much just the opposite. As far as I know, it would be better to remove the bumper to install the filter on a CAI. Makes it a little easier to access.

bape starr

thanks, my bad i didn't mean to put "cai" it's a short ram intake

coupe99vtec

or take a wheel off and pull back the wheel well liner, easier then removing a buper, and less chance of scratching it