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    Exclamation F22B VTec Intake

    Which intake should I go for should i get a short ram intake or cold air intake for my F22B Vtec??

    need some opinion..

    which one is better??

    Note: Looking for better performance in a stock engine, not for racing just for cruzing, doesnt trash the car revs around 2-4..which give more HP and torque?

    Dont want to spend too much on it either just want an upgrade from stock air filters

    which one is better overall? I ve read a lot a lot of peps say its cold intake, alot saying short ram is better

    need some help..thanks

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    Whats an F22B?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Type S Tony View Post
    Whats an F22B?
    Its a engine model name for Vtec 2.2 4cyL in my CD5,

    you didnt answer my question tony cold intake or short ram? lol
    Last edited by hectic_filo; 30-06-2009 at 12:47 PM.

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    In that case ide assume that a cold air intake would give you consistently better performance aswell as a great sound where as the short ram would be collecting alot of hot air circulating the engine bay & is at more risk of being defectable as it is exposed, the only positive with a short ram is the air travelling to the engine goes along a much shorter path thus might be slightly more responsive, but i still doubt that you would be able to tell.

    Ide go with the cold air, its comming up to winter now also so the car will run hectic!

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    cold air is useful at higher rpms

    short air ram is useful at lower rpms

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    Cold air intake has the ability to draw in colder air which is denser resulting in more power.

    To be honest, the gains on a street car are useless. You're not going to notice much difference between the two on the road. Even if you do, it's nothing to wow about.

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    Not for F22B, but i didn't want to start my own thread.

    I was just thinking about CAI theory, specifically with the way that the dc2r mugen intake works.

    So i understand that the biggest hinderance to the CAI working properly is if the piping is restrictive relative to the volume of air required. But then with the mugen intake system, because there is "positive" pressure (whilst driving at speed), does the size/length/shape of the piping have any restriction?

    i'm designing a CAI system for my da3, based on the same principle as the mugen intake system.
    Last edited by qikteg; 24-07-2009 at 03:03 PM.
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    Just get a K&N panel filter and if your keen, remove your stock resonator. Cost you less than SRM or CAI but does the job equally good.

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    I've already got a panel filter and the resonator gear has all been removed, but now its just sucking up engine bay heat.

    nevermind. i'll take some pictures of my idea and make a new thread
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    Sorry for bringin back a dead thread, but i thought the F22B was a non vtec?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Prelude93_SI View Post
    Sorry for bringin back a dead thread, but i thought the F22B was a non vtec?
    Well F22B1 is VTEC SOHC which comes on vti vti-s of 94-97 CD models,

    the F22A is the 2.2 4 cyl SOHC non vtec, which comes on CB accords and EXI model's of CD accords

    and F22B is a DOHC non vtec engine??

    correct me if i am wrong guys lol..

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    Yeah thats what i thought

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