What to do with a bent/crushed AEM CAI and worthless Short Ram?

Cut them up, of course. (note: I've had these for years, both of which I got used, I do not feel bad about cutting them up. I ran over my CAI when it came loose from my throttle body about 2 years ago. Killed the filter and bent the 45 degree mandrel.
I still ran a 14.0 with a bent mandrel and fucked up filter.)
Inspired by http://www.honda-perf.org/pics/B18C1EG/other/aem/

Need to JB Weld the dampener brace thing up, paint the piping black or silver, and do the downtube for the filter, in addition to actually purchasing a filter.
Anyway, this solves the problem of the AEM GSR CAI getting dented up by being placed in a weird position for EG Hybrids so the piping goes through the factory intake hole and not under the frame rail. Also makes overflow bottle clearance a non-issue.
Flames, questions, whatever, have at it.
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Oh, no, I'm just test fitting it. No filter, etc.
I'll get clamps for everything when I actually plan to turn the car on.
Oh, no, I'm just test fitting it. No filter, etc.
I'll get clamps for everything when I actually plan to turn the car on.
nice write up some good diy.
running a jdm b16 distributor?
looks like you got a newer tranny too with your obd1 motor.
running a jdm b16 distributor?
looks like you got a newer tranny too with your obd1 motor.
If I had a nickel for everytime someone pointed out the fact that my tranny was newer than the motor, I'd have an ITR tranny instead of a GSR.
I have no idea what's up with that. That's how I got it.
No idea about the distributor. Same thing that's been on there since I got it a couple years ago.
I have no idea what's up with that. That's how I got it.No idea about the distributor. Same thing that's been on there since I got it a couple years ago.
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DONT MEAN TO STEAL YOUR THREAD BUT....Does anybody know where i can get those rubber sleeves for the intake? I took my CAI out about two years ago and I want to put it back on but I cant seem to find the sleeves. TIA

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DONT MEAN TO STEAL YOUR THREAD BUT....Does anybody know where i can get those rubber sleeves for the intake? I took my CAI out about two years ago and I want to put it back on but I cant seem to find the sleeves. TIA
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DONT MEAN TO STEAL YOUR THREAD BUT....Does anybody know where i can get those rubber sleeves for the intake? I took my CAI out about two years ago and I want to put it back on but I cant seem to find the sleeves. TIA</TD></TR></TABLE>
try your local hardware store......such as home depot
go in to the pvc piping section.
DONT MEAN TO STEAL YOUR THREAD BUT....Does anybody know where i can get those rubber sleeves for the intake? I took my CAI out about two years ago and I want to put it back on but I cant seem to find the sleeves. TIA</TD></TR></TABLE>
try your local hardware store......such as home depot
go in to the pvc piping section.
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try your local hardware store......such as home depot
go in to the pvc piping section.</TD></TR></TABLE>
cost is about $4.00 each
try your local hardware store......such as home depot
go in to the pvc piping section.</TD></TR></TABLE>
cost is about $4.00 each
if your asking what use they are? i had ran over my old AEM CAI....i just took it to an exhaust shop and had them round it back out for me and it works just fine again....so rebend it and sell it to some poor kid
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