Man! The search engine on H-T isn't very good at all...

I remember in like August or so someone posted up a dyno chart between the three CAI's...I think the thread was destroyed or just not searchable or something...any old peeps...Yoshi? Please link it or whoever had it- can you post it again?

*UPDATE*

It hurts, but the ITR was totaled- for those who remember- #1260....Canadian 2001 CW...I have had the new 2002 AV6 for a while now and I'm growing very fond of it. it is no racer but i love the lux. amenities that i have now...plus I'm waiting on that 2003 release of the new ITR...(screw RSX-R...it is an ITR and will always be an Integra)

thanks for the help!

 

That post was closer to back in March/April...I know, it was mine. I had the dyno chart scanned in, but lost it due to photopoint's demise, and I inadvertaintly erased it from my hard drive at work...so if anyone else has it out there scanned it I would appreciate it, as I don't have a scanner.
Ausitn

 

I have it. Here you go.





[Modified by BSQ, 5:38 AM 2/26/2002]

 

haha! never lose faith in the R forum peeps....anyway- i know someone also had an excel (or some other chart program) list of all the HP values @ various RPMs...i know this is a lot to ask...but PLEASE?

 

woooooooooo icebox all the way!

 

Could the result be biased toward Comptech because the dyno was done at Comptech?

 

Nope, because it was done on my car...which never left my sight, we did 20+dyno runs that day...I now have over 100 runs at Comptech.
Austin

 

There were also 3 pages listing the numbers along with the corresponding A/F and some other information...just need to scan them in again.
Austin

 

picture is fixed, remember when posting pics from imagestaion remove the .orig.jpg from it

 

So what is the best intake? At least as far as mid and top end? What would be the best in regards to Jun 3s, since they are all top end?

 

what is the difference between the AEM and the Ingen...design/construction wise?

 

Is there any way you can scan it in any larger? It's kinda hard to read because it's so small.
Thanks.

 

The Injen is a higher quality piece, the bends are much nicer/smoother, and the welds are much better. Other than that they are pretty much the same.
Austin

 

Larger pic:

Here's the link to the larger image: http://www.imagestation.com/picture/...1.jpg.orig.jpg


[Modified by BSQ, 5:40 AM 2/26/2002]

 

Its nice to hear that since one of my uncles welds for Injen.