Hey i am looking for an intake for my 92 SI what would yall recomend? Thanks

 

a lot of people say just an ebay CAI with a K&N filter. i personally have the AEM CAI which i love. the difference will be minimal, i just wanted a 1 piece pipe, and no coplings.

 

i agree with Saosinx but whatever you do, be careful w/ cai, get a bypass valve...hydrolock=$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

 

I've heard that bypass valves do not work too well. I have never used one so I can give personal testimony. I like Iceman CAI.

 

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Not true. Have you seen the vid (I think it was top gear or something) with the owner of AEM and his NSX supercharged I believe tested the bypass filter on a dyno.

They got a big bucket of water and rerouted the intake outside the car and into the bucket and went full throttle. Not one drop of water came past the bypass valve.

 

I don't know where you guys are from - but for me, when i drive through a puddle, I just put my foot on the clutch and release the throttle. Besides, on my fourth gen, the intake barely breaks the surface. Has to be some deep **** to be sucked up.

 

apexi filter &gt; *

 

I have an AEM CAI without a bypass valve. I live in FL and even with the rains we get here, I have never had a problem. Just avoid huge puddles and you will be fine.

 

ebay intake with k&n filter for me. i have a bypass valve on mine i like it. but im with the weather man when its a huge puddle and i cant avoid it i just push in the clutch

 

been running aem cai with no bypass valve for 5 years, no problems. its gotta be really deep water cause the filter has to be totally submerged...ive had to drive through real deep water, i just shut the engine off and coast through