honda city air intake

[Nickykeeng]

well if insurance works out ill look at weapon R, injen or k&N but atm only weapon R has a SRI for the L15A :X the rest i cant find.

@curtis: LOL maybe not, malaysia seems to be popping up a modded city every day LOL

[curtis265]

Yes, but when have the malaysians produced any good mods?

[Nickykeeng]

well i called them up, excess is +200 bucks

[UNLS1]

We'd need to get closeups of the different boxes, but i'd sya it's the front one, and a pipe should extend downward and snake through to take air from somewhere :S

obtw, there is almost zero tuning potential for a city, (mugen city doesn't count)... unless they've made a city type R which i don't know about.

Basically i think you shouldn't waste your money on it, and save for a drop/wheels.

Reasons against doing it:
- Fuel efficiency - Craptastic
- Power gain - minimal - maybe 4-5 horses
- Engine Warranty - Gone
- Insurance - Might get fked if it's installed in t he event of an accident
- Hydrolocking - risk of occurrence.
- I dont think any compaines make any - you'd have to DIY cutting pipes, or DIY destroy ur airbox for an SRI

Reasons for:
- nice sound
- shiny thing in ur engine bay
- Something to brag about (i guess)


Hope that helps....

another reason

-thats just ghey doing that on a 1.5lt lol

[JOhnnyFD]

the jazz has a 1.5L and there are tonnes of engine mods out there

[curtis265]

no, what he means to say, is that a city is as equally cool as a micra (Y)

[WA-EG]

no, what he means to say, is that a city is as equally cool as a micra (Y)

ha ha. i dont see why people would want to mod a city for performance. you're still gunna get made by a hyundai accent.

if you want a fast car buy an import. Or build an EG/EK. nobody will see the intake cause its embarrassing to open the bonnet. perhaps do a K swap if you want a fast city.

Ps: i can say this cause i own a city. :-)