Civic EX Intake systems
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Civic EX Intake systems
hey i'm running a stock system right now, just got the car.
i was looking for some opinions on intakes. i always went with k&n but i was wondering what everyone else preferred, AEM, Injen, Weapon? whats the deal with weapon i've heard some about it anyone actually use it?
i was looking for some opinions on intakes. i always went with k&n but i was wondering what everyone else preferred, AEM, Injen, Weapon? whats the deal with weapon i've heard some about it anyone actually use it?
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Re: Civic EX Intake systems (radicaled434)
Don't waste your money if you still have your dseries, you will gain little to no power whatsoever. I suggest just keeping your stock airbox but adding a K&N filter or something. 
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Re: Civic EX Intake systems (EXHUMED)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by EXHUMED »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Don't waste your money if you still have your dseries, you will gain little to no power whatsoever. I suggest just keeping your stock airbox but adding a K&N filter or something. </TD></TR></TABLE>
X2, a high quality filter such as K&N or Spoon in a stock box has given me better results than any short ram or cold air intake ive had.
</TD></TR></TABLE>X2, a high quality filter such as K&N or Spoon in a stock box has given me better results than any short ram or cold air intake ive had.
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