Hey I just got my ef air box and it's in great shape. but the filter is black and it's one of the stock paper filters so it won't clean out. Will a new stock crx si usdm filter fit the air box? or will a 91 integra drop-in filter fit? please give me your ideas and thaughts. Thanks

 

mcbumpz0r! c'mon guys help a brotha out!

 

Check at a dealership tomorrow....

 

i say goto any auto store like kragen and pull out some fram's for different models of hondas. then go and order a k&n drop in

 

Sorry for the dead post guys, I found it in archived posts. Thanks for your help though, i'll add the info I found to this post if any one is looking for it.
Posted by RyanR on 8/5/02- [No, stock CRX will not work. The SiR airbox is larger. You need to get a K&N part #33-2061. You can order it online from any K&N dealer. I got mine for $38. Or you can get the Spoon filter for $120. Choice is yours.]
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So that part number from K&N works with the EF8/9 air boxes? Whats the cross reference for that number, like is it from a 90-93 teggy? I want that HKS drop in but i cant find it anywhere....

 

Yes it works, its the euro EF8/9 k&n part that you can get from them.

 

i got lucky im using an sir2 airbox doesnt fit with stock battery placement but the one i got off one of our clips had an hks in it, so i fig hey its free and its pimp so battery movement wasnt a big deal for something with a little jdm spice.

 

A friend of mine also has the EF9 air box and it also came with the HKS drop in and the little HKS sticker on the air box itself. I did not get so lucky....

Alright i just went on the K&N website and found this:

1991 HONDA Civic 1.6L L4 F/I 33-2047 Air Filter Non-US,VTI, VTEC,B16A

1991 HONDA Civic 1.6L L4 F/I 33-2061 Air Filter Non-US,VTEC,D16A9

I have the JDM EF9 B16A air box so wouldnt i need part number 33-2047?? and not part number 33-2061 like someone else mentioned? I know both filters aren't the same or else they would have the same part number. I just want to make sure i dont order the wrong filter. Thanks.

 

the part # 33-2061 is for a crx. VT 1.6i DOHC VTEC. it's the right part number.

 

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Year Make Model Type Engine Type Part Number Description Comment
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 33-2025 Air Filter All
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 33-2047 Air Filter VTI,VTEC,B16A2 Eng.
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 33-2061 Air Filter 16v,VTEC,B16A Eng.
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 57-3503 FIPK exc. HF
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 57-0199 57i Kit 16v VTEC (not available in the USA)
1991 HONDA CRX AUTO 1.6L L4 F/I 57-0435 57i Kit 148BHP,16v, inc. VTEC,10/87 to 6/92 (not available in the USA)

 

anyone got pics of the ef8/9 airbox mounted in the car?

 

it fits exactly like a stock one but the box it self is a little longer so it goes up to the headlight. fits like a glove!

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by allmotorsircrx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">the part # 33-2061 is for a crx. VT 1.6i DOHC VTEC. it's the right part number.</TD></TR></TABLE>

Alright i will be ordering the 33-2061 then, even though it states its for the D16A9 and not the B16A. I hope you're right....and please tell me you speak of personal experience? EF8 and EF9 air boxes are exact too right?

thanks,
-Erik

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by allmotorsircrx &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">it fits exactly like a stock one but the box it self is a little longer so it goes up to the headlight. fits like a glove!</TD></TR></TABLE>

I got one FS if anyone wants to buy it

 

when are you gonna post some pics... i gotta see it !

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by fourthgenhatchB17 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Alright i will be ordering the 33-2061 then, even though it states its for the D16A9 and not the B16A. I hope you're right....and please tell me you speak of personal experience? EF8 and EF9 air boxes are exact too right?

thanks,
-Erik</TD></TR></TABLE>old post but is this the correct filter? every post has people saying 2 different part numbers

 

I bought one a few months ago, you want to get the 33-2061. it took me one day to get it but probably because they are only 2 towns away from me.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Zaakro &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">I bought one a few months ago, you want to get the 33-2061. it took me one day to get it but probably because they are only 2 towns away from me.</TD></TR></TABLE>


This an old thread...and YES 33-2061 is it.

 

way back form the dead but perhaps some usefull information

http://www.knfilters.com/search/kn_c...x?part=33-2061

 

yeah, this is a pretty old thread......

i run an EF8 airbox too. Paid $60 for it, when i got it home to open it up, it already had a k&n in it, lol

 

where did you hapeen to pick yours up at. i was gonna call steve from hmotors and see if he had any in stock.

 

^^ I live in Canada where we have rhd cars all over the place (thy are not looked apon as being cool, we always laugh when we see people doing rhd conversions down south)

Anyway, lot's of people bring in clean cars including EF's, then throw an intake on. I just found one on our local carclub website... beyond.ca

 

same here, im running a jdm B16A intake from an EDM EF8 in my crx. also using the k&n filter, its one of the first things i always swap out. not to mention that this sucker is/looks beefier than my AEM intake. i prefer this better to an aftermarket one.