Guys
Anyone know what the manufacturer code is for the FN2 civic type r cold air intake, its not yet listed on their website. KNfilters.com that is i want this brand specifically.
also anyone know wheres the best place to get it from
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Guys
Anyone know what the manufacturer code is for the FN2 civic type r cold air intake, its not yet listed on their website. KNfilters.com that is i want this brand specifically.
also anyone know wheres the best place to get it from
Dont think theres any K&N cold air intakes out, just the AEM SRI (short ram intake) fitted in a CTR FN2 according to the following forum
http://www.civinfo.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6422
AEM induction kit for FN2
http://www.civinfo.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6244
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...418new0058.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...418new0059.jpg
Any ideas where i can pick one up from
i dont know about you but i wouldnt do it since the type r is fast enough for normal roads. I own a type r as well and im very very happy with the performance, any mods will be exterior mods if they have carbon fibre bonett and lips i would certainly get it. I had a bad experience with a ram intake since they ****ed up my air flow sensor in my previous car and since it was bmw the part costed me $800 :( really bad experience
ha ha LOL!???Quote:
Originally Posted by sitta
are you serious? :confused:
Im not doing it for performance just sound.............
u have to be careful with air flow sensor, im sure it will be ok, ive had plenty of air filters on my previous hondas.
nothing gives me more of a rush than the sound of the vtec at night screaming through the streets!
try the gruppe-M they have one for the ep3 not sure if itll fit the fd2 but its an idea since they both share the same engine
https://www.gruppem.co.jp/onlinestor...roducts_id=137
thats a bit odd its facing in instead of out. =9
The FN2 type-R does not use a MAP sensorQuote:
Originally Posted by tinkerbell
Honda has switch to MAF (Mass Air Flow) sensor
probably to meet tighter emission laws
so when changing intake you do have to be careful not to affect the sensor
It's a great sound. A drug almost. I got a CAI on my DC5 last week. Don't forget that SRIs and CAIs more than likely make your car defect worthy. The noise levels far outweigh the exhaust. My Fujitsubo Power Getter is 99db @ 5000rpms. The CAI is 102db @ 5000rpm. I couldn't test the CAI in VTEC obviously because the car needs to be moving, but it gets louder than what I was getting below 5,900rpm.Quote:
Originally Posted by abzndintegra
Looks really good...if you actually want to hear what they sound like here's a link to a swedish site..click under the picture of the AEM intake picture 'Ultan and Med' and watch the video's..
http://www.hondaklubben.com/forum/in...0&#entry413533
wow, yes, sorry for the mis-information... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by lukits01
i have not read up on the fd2 that much, but will do so now...