XEventHorizonX

I have heard rumors that Integra cold air intakes do fit on Civics. I'm just curious if they do because my friend is selling his...

Draglab01

if you have a B18C1 in the car, u can use a GSR intake. You will have to relocate the coolant overflow resevoir though. If you have a B18A/B/C5 or a B16A You can use the Type-R or LS intake. Power figures will be off though unless you are using the intake made for the motor.

B16b2b

yup...have it

sort of doubt it, at least for a cold-air style intake. i can see it maybe with the short ram setup causing weird reverberations or something, but a cold air intake would be less affected by pipe length IMO. they're basically taking the smoothest, most accessible route to the lower front of the car. a 99 civic si for example.... the pipe goes towards the front of the car and through the hole in the frame behind the headlight, and then down. i wouldn't say that's any better or worse than an integra ls, or r, whose pipng goes towards the radiator, then down, then over, to bypass the abs. i would say go with the ls or r b/c it may be bigger pipe diameter dependeing on the manufacturer

Draglab01

The reason horsepower would be off is because the diameter of the pipe is different depending on the motor.

b19coupe

I have the AEM CAI for an Integra Type-R. Fits beautifully. I had to relocate my coolant reservoir and custom mount the little rubber anchor.