took some time to track it but here it is

 

....does it do anything special?

 

u should get a spoon filter if u got a stock ef9 box

 

damn mad jdm im curios how much you paid for it

 

...a gift from Netherlands.I think they are expensive though.
So why not oil based foam filter you ask? well, ask experienced engineer that specializes in air flow and combustion as you won't believe what I say.

 

Too bad you'll have to throw it away after a few thousand miles.
Here in Holland it's a common service item. Nothing special, and almost everybody replaces them with the K&N unit that is much much better.

 

How freakin stupid.

 

But its JDM y0!

 

Perty cool that the Honda label says efsir. Never seen that b4!

 

Meh, i bought a used ef8 airbox for $50, it came with a what looks to be new K&N. Now that is a score.

 

I understand the JDM thing, but It's just a random part you change during a service. Hardly thread worthy.

 

somebody has always gotta hate on stock! very nice

 

unnecessary flaming here... nice find OP. all that matters is its worth it to you that you got it, theres a simple phrase that always holds true. "theres nothing like OEM"

 

i still don't understand what it's supposed to do besides filter incoming air...is there anything special about it b/c it's for an EF SiR? just trying to see why there's a thread about someone buying an OEM air filter

 

I don't hate on stock. I love the fact i can call my car stock.

I'm treading a fine line between calling myself a hypocrite here, but I don't see the purpose in buying something that will be thrown away in a few thousand miles, which could have probably been bettered by something much more easily obtainable, such as K&N or the like.

 

Ya, if you want the good ****, here ya go, brand new EF8 k&n filter, np to get

http://www.knfilters.com/search/prod...x?Prod=33-2061

 

I don't know if you know this or not but I think the reason for this thread was mainly just to show the part number itself. The JDM air box design is different from the usdm one and the replacement part number is hard to come by. at least it was for me when I tried finding a replacement filter. I even had a hard time finding the K&N part number. Probably more of a "Just in case anybody wanted to know thread" and not so much of a "Look what I got " thread. at least that's the way I took it.

Good find OP.

 

It took me all of 30 seconds to find the K&N application, whats so hard?

 

i tried looking quite a few years ago when and the info might not have been as readily available as it is now.

 

ok...that's all i wanted to know

 

Didn't think of it like that

 

sweet find