rota power

i have an 00 coupe with a d16y8 stock. the tranny still happens to be an auto and i have always been told just to leave the stock intake. i was wondering if the password jdm cf intake would do anything to my car? would it even benefit? thanks

rota power

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ciph3r

Sure it will increase your hp slightly

rota power

i heard it could potentially damage a few stock parts.
is this true?

ciph3r

Haha..If you install it correctly it will not hurt anything.

TheNasty0ne

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I dont even see how someone can install it incorrectly.
But just do an auto to man conversion before you buy any performace parts.
But if your keeping it auto and want an intake I would just buy an Ebay one and put a K&N there is no need to drop in the password one.

SRCivic97

The only way it could possibly do damage is if it's a CAI and you suck up water and hydro lock your engine. Otherwise you're G2G. Before I did my auto to manual swap I had a short ram intake. If you do your intake and your exhaust you'll notice the most ~ 5 HP. It's mostly sound though.

rota power

should i just get an aem one then?
is there really a difference

SRCivic97

There really is not much of a difference. You could buy an Ebay one and stick a K&N Filter on it and call it a day if you like.

I have a AEM SRI and I really like it's quality. I would recommend it. It's up to you though. You're not racing time trials or anything so if I were you I would stay cheap.

rota power

i see
but going for 100 dollars
isnt it a better deal to get the cf one for 155?

Dark_Ferio

I say buy the CF intake and put it on because for only $100 your not losing really & if you ever decided to do a B-series swap(manual of course) than it would benefit you greatly.

rota power

true! thanks