stock intake piping upgrade :)
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Most of you will think I'm a geek for looking into this but I'm all about $ per HP.I recently decided to see how much bigger a 94-01 integra's stock intake piping was than a stock 88-91 civic. These were the results.
INTEGRA 2.5/8" at the throttlebody
CIVIC 2.1/2" at the throttlebody
The integra has roughly 5% bigger inlet
INTEGRA 3.1/2" at the filter end
CIVIC 2.7/8" at the filter end
The integra has roughly 18% bigger outlet
So from my findings just by upgrading to a B series intake piping it would allow your motor roughly 15-20% more air flow.Hope this helps someone.The way I think about it is for $10 to Have a little upgrade like this might help a few people out there.Let me know what you guys think of my "findings" Matt
top intake piping is from the 94-01 integra,bottom piping is from a 88-91 civic.
INTEGRA 2.5/8" at the throttlebody
CIVIC 2.1/2" at the throttlebody
The integra has roughly 5% bigger inlet
INTEGRA 3.1/2" at the filter end
CIVIC 2.7/8" at the filter end
The integra has roughly 18% bigger outlet
So from my findings just by upgrading to a B series intake piping it would allow your motor roughly 15-20% more air flow.Hope this helps someone.The way I think about it is for $10 to Have a little upgrade like this might help a few people out there.Let me know what you guys think of my "findings" Matt
top intake piping is from the 94-01 integra,bottom piping is from a 88-91 civic.
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Ya AEM cold air is nice But we get a ton of Rain in British columbia and I don't want to hydrolock my motor lol.I know you can buy a bypass valve for $50 or so but $200-300 for an intake seems a little steep to me
didnt even notice u were in bc haha. and its a good find dont worry id never put on a cold air. im sketch bout them haha. so is it easy for u to source parts up there?
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Right, and the one from the Integra Type R is even larger. But...have you tried to hook this to the OEM airbox yet? Or were you going to ghetto-fab a universal K&N on the end or something?
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
Right, and the one from the Integra Type R is even larger. But...have you tried to hook this to the OEM airbox yet? Or were you going to ghetto-fab a universal K&N on the end or something?
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
but this could be 10xs better with a full intake system.....u can go with a ls/gsr/type (r whatever u want) throttle body and use the intake arm and airbox from a 95 gsr (cone filter type) and baam better flow with oem parts
I spent $45 an just bought a whole oem EF8 airbox and intake tube setup, which is definitely beefier than the stock usdm intake setup.
I am not a fan of cai systems
I am not a fan of cai systems
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Right, and the one from the Integra Type R is even larger. But...have you tried to hook this to the OEM airbox yet? Or were you going to ghetto-fab a universal K&N on the end or something?
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
The OEM 88-91 airbox doesn't really flow all that well in stock form. I've ran a modified airbox and gotten much better performance, but that's still not as good as an open element filter.
I honestly don't see the point of this post other than telling us that the Integra has larger intake piping diameter (which most of us will probably already know).
I would relocate the battery yes;the point of the thread was to help people out that didn't know.I would also use the dc(94-01) stock air box,Matt
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just replace the stock intake with some 3" ducting. no ribs to slow the air down. still use the stock airbox with a K&N filter. using the lower part of the air box is optional.
the airbox nipple is 3" already. shape the ducting to the same stock intake pipe. cover with duct tape. hose clamp to TB.
the only issue youll have is needing to make a catch can breather because you lose the vent and vacuum hose from the intake to the valve cover. not a big deal if you were planning on doing that anyway, so its overall a cleaner setup.
the airbox nipple is 3" already. shape the ducting to the same stock intake pipe. cover with duct tape. hose clamp to TB.
the only issue youll have is needing to make a catch can breather because you lose the vent and vacuum hose from the intake to the valve cover. not a big deal if you were planning on doing that anyway, so its overall a cleaner setup.
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just replace the stock intake with some 3" ducting. no ribs to slow the air down. still use the stock airbox with a K&N filter. using the lower part of the air box is optional.
the airbox nipple is 3" already. shape the ducting to the same stock intake pipe. cover with duct tape. hose clamp to TB.
the only issue youll have is needing to make a catch can breather because you lose the vent and vacuum hose from the intake to the valve cover. not a big deal if you were planning on doing that anyway, so its overall a cleaner setup.
the airbox nipple is 3" already. shape the ducting to the same stock intake pipe. cover with duct tape. hose clamp to TB.
the only issue youll have is needing to make a catch can breather because you lose the vent and vacuum hose from the intake to the valve cover. not a big deal if you were planning on doing that anyway, so its overall a cleaner setup.
another good idea.
Her ya go bro,
that pix you requested.
B16 In an EF Sedan.
LS intake piping
LS air box, Cut the bottom of the air box to only an inch blow the clamps, put in a K&N and that baby was LOUD!!!
that pix you requested.
B16 In an EF Sedan.
LS intake piping
LS air box, Cut the bottom of the air box to only an inch blow the clamps, put in a K&N and that baby was LOUD!!!
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