I/E H mean?

Jimsun · Jul 25, 2012

I just got an 01 accord ULX with 165kkm
Anyways I was told that if i want to do little budget performance, I can start off with "IEH". What's does he mean and what parts will I be looking at + spend

SSMNVCG3 · Jul 25, 2012

Intake,header/s,exhaust
250-1500
depending on quality

SykVSyx · Jul 26, 2012

Intake Options:

1. Ebay piping/K&N filter
2. AEM Cold Air Intake or Short Ram

Header Options:

1. Megan
2. OBX
3. Comptech
4. Greddy
4. DC Sport

Exhaust Options:

1. Apexi
2. Greddy
3. Comptech
4. Magnaflow
5. Other stock exhaust options

There are others in each category, just wanted to give you some suggestions.

Jimsun · Jul 27, 2012

hernandezniko said:
Intake,header/s,exhaust
250-1500
depending on quality

I see.

SykVSyx said:
Intake Options:

1. Ebay piping/K&N filter
2. AEM Cold Air Intake or Short Ram

Header Options:

1. Megan
2. OBX
3. Comptech
4. Greddy
4. DC Sport

Exhaust Options:

1. Apexi
2. Greddy
3. Comptech
4. Magnaflow
5. Other stock exhaust options

There are others in each category, just wanted to give you some suggestions.

I read that changing the header and exhaust will cause in low end torque but increase in horsepower (which isn't worth it). true?

Could I just get an AEM intake and an Exhaust or ALL 3 must be changed together.

AllGOnoSHOW · Jul 27, 2012

You will have little power gains with intake, header, exhaust setup.

You dont have to buy the parts all at once. You can make a priority list, save money, and then buy one at a time.

Happy modding

SykVSyx · Jul 27, 2012

If you are looking at changing all three, then depending on what brand you want to go with, you may want to save up to get them all at once.

As there are minimal gains from upgrading any of them, it really doesn't matter if you get one at a time.

Really, they are all just designed to help the engine breath better.

001Stunna · Jul 27, 2012

SykVSyx said:
...

Really, they are all just designed to make more noise.

Fixed

20-CG5-01 · Jul 27, 2012

001Stunna said:
Fixed

Lol

x2

I'm sorry, but CAI while driving like an old lady; i still get my usual 21-23mpg city.

2 1/4 piping, i still get the usual 21-23mpg.

But i can sure feel the difference between larger piping with another muffler.

FunnyVictor86 · Jul 27, 2012

All they really do is move the "power" that you already have to different ranges in the engines "power-band" You won't feel an increase of hp but you may see a very tiny bump of hp on a dynograph (not much if any). The only time you will see a substantial increase in power with i/h/e is on a built motor, not a little gas saving accord. Anyone who says different probably also thinks their accord is a race car.