intakes make any real power?
CAI's make roughly 4hp I'm guessing.. Short rams are basically for throttle response... I do know that a 3 inch intake pipe will help make the most power.. The short rams roughly 1 or 2 hp respectively..
I have actually seen 11hp dynoed on a civic si.... Power ranges are different depending on initial hp aswell.... And also that is peak hp... to bad it isn't through the whole power band
. I would say peak you are looking at anywhere form 4-11.... depending on car... Oh it was a aem cai on the si also..
. I would say peak you are looking at anywhere form 4-11.... depending on car... Oh it was a aem cai on the si also..
I got a nice little off brand short ram intake from ebay and put a ractive filter on it and its decent. I fell a bit more of a pull and better throttle responce....but i love the sound itm makes
Dyno PROOF of AEM.......
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
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Dyno PROOF of AEM.......
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
i think they do produce some type of extra power..but don't expect any huge gains...i have a no name brand intake and just put on an k&n cone filter and works just as good as an aem that my friend has..i think sometimes u pay for the name...cause when my friend bought his aem it came with a k&n cone filter..but that's my thinking..
not to be a dick...but could people PLEASE stop quoting such long posts(mainly pics). We already saw it once.
I noticed a better responce in the low RPMS. thats why I like my intake, I get that little power I have a bit quicker. Intake is worth it mahn!
On my B16A3 the best intake is the stock one. Remove the silencer and you should be good to go. The AEM cold air produce to much lag for me. Short rams are good but the arm that holds the intake snapped from torque. Plus the heat is still a factor.
you have to think of the intake as part of a system. the intake itself is just one part of the system, and by itself, does not help that much. There are other components to add to this system like an exhaust, header, throttle body, etc. All of the upgrades work in conjunction with one another to make the whole system better and produce more hp. But what do I know? I'm stoned right now and can't think straight.
Dyno PROOF of AEM.......
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
BTW this is a PUNY D15B7 dyno graph of a cheapy short ram vs. my AEM. The dyno was done with the hood open and the short ram pointing up, getting it away from the engine heat.
This also reflects the same numbers as SCC first got about 4-5 years ago. If it was me I'd just spend about $70-80 and make my own from 3" mandrel tubing and a decent air filter.
"Slatertake"
[Modified by 714si, 6:09 PM 11/30/2002]
intakes and exhausts are just a step in the right direction.. they are intended for better air flow, not to make gobs of power. When you start adding other mods is when it's going to help..
uh they make lots of noise! woohoo! lol but for real
not by themselves, but they are a part of the whole when u do headers, exhaust, camshafts, ect...i have heard realistic power of shorties are 1-2hp and cold air 5-10 hp...of course it depends on other mods and stuff
not by themselves, but they are a part of the whole when u do headers, exhaust, camshafts, ect...i have heard realistic power of shorties are 1-2hp and cold air 5-10 hp...of course it depends on other mods and stuff
aem true cold air has made a dyno proven 12 horse and 12 lbft to the wheels on b16a engine. thinks its bullshit check SCC issue project civic with the blue eg burn' out.




