I want to install the "cold air intake" or "short ram intake" in my 98 honda civic lx which I recommend that is good and cheap ...
thanks

 

I love the sound it makes ...

 

Then install what sounds better. Neither will get you any power.

 

yep the d16 will gain barely anything from bolt ons. recommend you save the money if you plan on keeping the car. do a swap. B16, b18, K, etc. or go turbo

 

Thanks, someone else has used this?

 

Swap?, Can you give me some links to study the term?

 

https://honda-tech.com/forums/honda-civic-del-sol-1992-2000-1/faqs-frequently-asked-tech-questions-1998336/

 

waste of money why question it? Intake is pointless on a D series wont grant any power...

the only reason i got one for mine is because i couldn't find a stock intake for an EX when i did my y8 manifold swap

 

Everybody has. Trying to save you some money.

 

d-series power?? rebuild or go boost...Or do a motor "swap" and then talk about bolt on's... if i were you looks like you dont want to race the car... i would go with just a plain LS swap (b18, 1.8 liter out of a acura integra)

 

$550 can get you a LS motor with under 60k =D

 

^^ I like that

 

a swap is when you take the current motor out of your car and upgrade/downgrade for another

Rightnow in your civic you have a D16y7

i would upgrade to a B series a B18C1 or a B18B1 they're very easy and the info is all aronund the forum if you reaserch GSR swap into Civic or LS swap into civic

these civics are all thesame from 1996-2000 they are OBDII

the 92-95 civics are diffrent they are OBDI