Looking at the Engine compartment of my 2001 EX Civic it seems there is no room for the long pipe of a CAI. Am I going to have to get a ridiculous Short-Ram (I hate them)...

 

youve never installed a CAI before have you... because youd know you can use both.

 

lots of space for anything once you remove the airbox.

 

why do you hate SRI? neither give you any negligible gains... the CAI benefits are all in your head.

 

I thought you cant install a cai on a auto because of the transmission?

 

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i don't know about the auto tranny... but I have a CAI on mine and it wasn't a proplem at all... still no super benefits, but it works

 

I have an auto with a short ram intake had to modify alittle bit to get it to fit but it's good!

 

with an auto tranny, a injen RD Series intake will fit. its a CAI by design but can be converted into a SRI with NO MODIFICATIONS. just take off the extra tubing and bam, its a SRI.

i dont know where all this "b/c its an auto, i had to modify it" thats nothing but BS unless you bought a ebay intake.

 

I should have been more clear, the auto tranny is bigger in size over the 5spd so it gets in the way of a CAI thats why they dont offer CAI for auto's. But I belive Injen does have a true CAI for auto's. So it all depend really on what transmission you have and if spending $250 for a CAI is worth it unless you just want the sound and looks under the hood

 

i just posted it, the Injen RD series intake is made specifically for an auto. it can be CAI AND SRI.

 

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