You can put a cone air filter on the stock intake tube on 94-up Integra LS if you remove the airbox. You cas just slip the filter inside the stock tube and it will stay put with no fasteners, he has been running this setup for 3 months and had no problems, if you just check on it periodically. If you do this, you need to remove the whole set of tubes and airboxes, which requires dropping the inner fender and plastic under front bumper. There's a noticeable difference in both sound and acceleration, it may not be as good as an aftermarket intake, but it is a cheap way to get rid of the airbox.


[Modified by Lowlude, 5:06 PM 1/28/2002]

 

you don't even need to pull out the air box.

take an old air filter, cut off the filter part (down to just the plastic) and get a filter that will fit in your airbox, and has an I.D. which is the same as the O.D. of the old filter (which is now an adapter).

I will take pics of my setup soon, I have been running it for over 2 years.

 

my other friend left his airbox in like you have, but I figured it would get more air from underneath, with all the bs removed right?

 

you can get like a generic short ram for 30 or 40 bucks....why not just do that?

 

he's saving for college, so he's really short on cash. And his dad gets pissed whenever he gets something for his car.