hey all ! wassappp

Dont know if this is a repost but the j's racing intake duct does not fit the s2000 cr.
in order to make it fit you need to remove what looks like a reinforcement bar that sits right behind the bumper enforcement . and even when you do that the hood doesn't like to close properly.

 

did you make sure you got the version made for the stock hood?

 

random post of the year.

 

yeah random post.. lol just thought it might help people out.. it was not my s2000 and i didn't buy the parts so no i dont know which version he bought. we got the hood to close but it doesn't align well anymore..

 

I don't think they made any changes to that from what I know. I cut my hood to make the Tsuchinoko chamber work without buying a hood. Hmm. If so, this is very interesting.

Also, did you remove the plastic air guide in front of the radiator thats connected to the grill?

 

^ connected to bumper reinforcement not grill. I cut mines cause i think it looks stupid with it off if you dont have another cooling pannel

 

ok guys the duct was a oem hood duct.. yes we had to remove all the plastic peaces and along with the reinforcement bar that the CR has. j's duct did not have good fitment in my opinion at all ! i could have made something that works just as well with a dryer tube ! lol but it wouldn't look at ballin ! i hope this helps anyone installing this duct in the feature !

 

PICS...

 

Pics would really help! I updated your thread title to make more sense

 

unno dude, I got a j's air duct in my ride and it fits perfectly...

 

Adjust your hood latch & the rubber bump stops that support the hood.

 

yea but than the gap will get all retarted I mean you can only do so much but it wont be perfect. Personaly I went with the spoon replica snorkle no fitment issues plus the inlet duct whole is bigger

 

we did adjust the rubbers.. thats the only way to get the hood to shut. and now the gap looks uggllyyy ! its not my car so ill try and get pics soon. i just dont like the fact that u need to remove the reinforcement bar.