Intakes that fit the REX w/ B series?
Your options are down to: 88-91 civic/crx, 99-00 Si...relocate battery, ITR...relocate battery... The 88-91 AEM and Injen are what most choose...the Injen has a 3" diameter pipe so that's what I choose. But now I wish I had gone with the 99-00 Si...I am relocating my battery now.
Your options are down to: 88-91 civic/crx, 99-00 Si...relocate battery, ITR...relocate battery... The 88-91 AEM and Injen are what most choose...the Injen has a 3" diameter pipe so that's what I choose. But now I wish I had gone with the 99-00 Si...I am relocating my battery now.
I used a PRM intake for the CRX with my B18. The pipe is silicone and I had to stretch it to fit the throttlebody. The PRM intake was tested years ago and it made decent power.
see http://www.prmracing.com/
HTH
chris
see http://www.prmracing.com/
HTH
chris
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Here's my 99 si iceman in my crx. I found out afterwards that iceman actually makes a HYbrid in take especially for sapped crx/civics. But mine fits well as is.
[Modified by Tbone, 8:57 AM 3/23/2003]
[Modified by Tbone, 8:57 AM 3/23/2003]
OR DIY:
Link:
http://www.teamdelsol.com/home/frameset.htm
-then click on "How to",
and then "Make Your Own Cold Air Intake".
I paid $27 for the 3" U-bend at JC Whitney (the price had gone up).
You can order silicone hose (rubber can melt) here:
http://www.bakerprecision.com/silicone.htm
Great customer service.
You need a straight length (about 12") for the connections & also a reducer for the TB (3" into 2.5").
As for the filter, you can buy here:
http://www.martelbros.com/cgi-bin/st.../universal.htm
If you do your intake this way, you can route the piping exactly were you need to = 3" piping without having to relocate your battery.
Link:
http://www.teamdelsol.com/home/frameset.htm
-then click on "How to",
and then "Make Your Own Cold Air Intake".
I paid $27 for the 3" U-bend at JC Whitney (the price had gone up).
You can order silicone hose (rubber can melt) here:
http://www.bakerprecision.com/silicone.htm
Great customer service.
You need a straight length (about 12") for the connections & also a reducer for the TB (3" into 2.5").
As for the filter, you can buy here:
http://www.martelbros.com/cgi-bin/st.../universal.htm
If you do your intake this way, you can route the piping exactly were you need to = 3" piping without having to relocate your battery.
Here's my 99 si iceman in my crx. I found out afterwards that iceman actually makes a HYbrid in take especially for sapped crx/civics. But mine fits well as is.
dude, great looking engine bay. i got a few questions for you: what's the diameter of that iceman intake? does the hybrid intake that they have fit with, or without the battery in the stock position? thankx!
[Modified by Tbone, 8:57 AM 3/23/2003]
dude, great looking engine bay. i got a few questions for you: what's the diameter of that iceman intake? does the hybrid intake that they have fit with, or without the battery in the stock position? thankx!
[Modified by Tbone, 8:57 AM 3/23/2003]
99-00 Si AEM cai will work without battery relocation. i did it in both my hatch and crx
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