wheres the Cheapest place to get the J's Racing intake? i am looking to buy one for my 2000 civic SI.

 

passwordjdm makes something similar to the j's racing. Check on thier website im guessing around 200.

 

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x2 for 170$

 

yea i was looking at the passwordjdm, whats the difference from theres and the J's racing?

 

nothing really they do a comparison on there site

 

The comparison makes it look like the passwordjdm oneis better quality.

 

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hahah.. well of course. hey i i just said that they do a comparison i dont know which one performs better. imo there the same

 

AEM cold air &gt; big tube CF intakes

 

is this a proven fact? because ever since i put this AEM CAI, ive felt a low end power loss

 

Can you prove that with a dyno graph?

venture into the All Motor forum, its dyno proven to make more power, maybe not with a stock ECU though

 

I heard the Js are loud, does any one have any clips to back that up?

 

yes, AEm has there intake dyno'd at 4.8 hp and 5.4 tq..

as password is at 6.5 and 7.4

 

unfortunately password isnt going to have these for another month or two...

 

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as password is at 6.5 and 7.4</TD></TR></TABLE>

whose test was that?

Passwords? LOL

 

each is good and will perform differently on each motor...

 

AEM's is off there site, and so is passwords

 

ok, go visit the All Motor forum where independant people test them

 

https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1194241

There you go.

 

i hope you know that on dynos, they could possibly be using a clogged/oldass dirty stock filter, then they pop their intake on and argue that they gain power when they could get another stock oem filter and itll look almost as great.

 

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true

Or testing on different days (ie) one day hotter than the other

 

I got mine from A&J racing. IMO best intake around, low end didn't feel sluggish like my old dc sports short ram and high end the thing just screams

 

I think that the fact you have AJR in your user name and Sig makes the fact your pushing J's products a little questionable to me. Of course they are the best, we sell them!. Personally I feel that short ram systems negatively affect engine longevity, and you would be far better off with a AEM CAI. The dyno results from the other thread i posted also support this choice of the AEM unit. Just because its JDM does not mean it works better.. No matter how much you guys want it to.

 

short ram affecting engine longevity, PLEASE DO EXPLAIN. by the way, OP, i got a fake Js intake, pics available PM me for price and pic.

 

kinda off topic but.......wat the hell is this and where does it mount

http://www.aj-racing.com/catal...age=7

 

fake j's racing intake i forgot the website but goto google and search for "SCO PARTS" sports compact only? or something like that.