truWarier02
Well-Known Member
Get an ebay intake and swap out the shitty filter with a K&N.
More money in your pockets in the end.
More money in your pockets in the end.
which intake to get??
- Thread starter tonz
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Valet
IS300 SX > Accord
But you can get a red AEM one. Everyone knows anything red adds 20+mph to your top speed.
LeBirdNest
Titleist
I second Davis. That mental pirate. 
Piping is piping, son.
Piping is piping, son.
20-CG5-01
KanomNom
Save you the most money?
1. Resinator delete, aka diy CAI, replace to K&N filter.
2. Ebay intake, replace filter to K&N as mention above.
3. Buy AEM, Injen, DC intake for $120+ and it will still perform the same as #2. Unless you have smog, number 2 would be the best bet.
1. Resinator delete, aka diy CAI, replace to K&N filter.
2. Ebay intake, replace filter to K&N as mention above.
3. Buy AEM, Injen, DC intake for $120+ and it will still perform the same as #2. Unless you have smog, number 2 would be the best bet.
RedRyder
Save the manuals
intake = noisemaker. That's it.
SykVSyx
Well-Known Member
Chorilored
Well-Known Member
like stated above, save your money and buy a cheap ebay one. save your money for real power adders. when smog comes go back to stock, simple as that.
derpson
Active Member
Any 6G accord will have a absolute pressure style air metering system, and OBD2 programming. This responds well to an aftermarket intake. Like the quote said the filter is the most important part. Diameter, restriction, and filter area will play the biggest part. Collection point is also a factor.
Also while you take that ugly restrictive intake tubing off, you may as well clean that throttle body since even with a stock intake after many miles they tend to get dirty, and a dirty TB can even cause a headache.
All that said I went with the AEM (short ram). It has a good filter, pretty tubing, no BS installation, and reasonable price. In the end as far as HP goes a K&N drop in filter would probably net 85-90% of the same HP gain, and it isn't much. I have no dyno numbers to use as reference. Just an educated opinion.
