I tryed searching but i can only find one topic on this and it did not have many responces..

whats the diffrence between the type-s intake and the base model intake?
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were can you buy a type-s intake? ive searched and no body sales them, or at least i could not find any for sale. (but i suck at the internet..)

sorry if its been coverd 1 billion times, i could not find anything.

 

All I know is that it tapers down as it approachs the throttle body to increase velocity, as well as give it a broader range of resonance, like the V2. I think JHP sells them, I'll check for you.

Yeah, jhpusa.com has them for $150.

 

http://store.yahoo.com/yhst-14....html

 

yeh i suck at the internet....sorry

thanks for that link mang

if jhp sales please pm thanks.

 

http://www.importselect.com/import_mainframe.htm

I bought mine from them about a year ago. At 130 it was the best price I could find.

I have this intake with an k&n filter and I like it a lot better than the stock intake hands down. As for comparison with aftermarket intakes, the only other ones I have had on my car is a Injen SRI. It doesn't seem like it pulls as hard top end but pulls harder low and mid range. I never dynoed the car with either intake so this is all really my butt dynoed opinions only.

 

yeah, i think i am going to pick this intake up too in a bit. i found it on

http://www.jdmland.com

160$ but..still i want to know, whats the diff between this one and the usdm one?

 

from what i read in the link @ries posted its just at little bigger than the usdm and gives you alitte more low and mid power.

 

bringing this thread up again but...how can i tell the difference between the USDM and JDM one? as in just from looking at it?

 

the piping is bigger.

 

it gives a ram air effect going from a large chamber to stock intake size tubing. for daily driving i would use the Type-S over a CAI any day.

 

Hi,I don't want to overtake this thread but do you guys know if that intake would fit into a h22 (accord 2000 coupe) thanks.

 

Will the type s intake fit a 94 prelude vtec?

 

yes, but you have to move the ign. coil

 

 

thanks

 

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it fits in my 1997, but i don't know about the 2000.

 

what kind of gains do u get compared to a cai or short ram

 

would the type s intake make more horse power than a short ram aem intake?

 

This is great info guys, thanks

 

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yes, just move it to the other side of the bracket.

 

Aries, do you run with the stock resonator in or out? (Assuming the 4th gen had a system similar to the 5th gen's fenderwell resonator)

 

no resonator .

 

very clean^ car is just as sick on the inside as the out side

 

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Yeah, 4th gens have a resonator too. I think its the same design as the 5th gens'.

 

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yes, just move it to the other side of the bracket.
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..where the F is ur battery, trunk?

Clean engine bay btw.


So most of those who have the Type S intake like it better than a CAI or short ram?