Question on original stock air intake
#1
Question on original stock air intake
Hi guys i was wondering how to get some cold intake on a orignial stock air box. it's seems really cramp and Im from singapore everyday is a HOT HUMID DAY~ Any guys here got did any customized stuff? care to share with photos?
#3
The only mods I've seen are to remove the stock airbox/filter and replace it with shiny pipes and an exposed air filter element. More noise and bling, but not more cool air.
#4
The stock air box is a cold-air intake. The air inlet is in the coolest place in the engine bay, and air from outside the engine bay is blown directly to the air box inlet by the scoop under the front edge of the hood. On a hot summer day in California or in Singapore, there is no cold air, just air that is slightly cooler than the atmosphere under the hood.
Last edited by Triskelion; 01-26-2013 at 02:00 PM.
#5
^What these guys said
It's already got "ram-air" stock.
If you change anything change the whole intake, but any extra power you get will not be from changes in air temp, and it won't last long as the ECU adjusts the gains out.
Honda did a good job on the stock intake.
It's already got "ram-air" stock.
If you change anything change the whole intake, but any extra power you get will not be from changes in air temp, and it won't last long as the ECU adjusts the gains out.
Honda did a good job on the stock intake.
#6
The intake draws incoming air at 90 degrees from the air flow from the hood scoop. This is NOT "ram air", just as downshifting your trans. is not "overdrive".
#8
If you really want extra power, a drop in higher flow filter is best. Dont have to worry about piping size or anything, stock is matched perfectly to a stock motor. Just keep in mind, most filters that flow more usually filter LESS.
And by extra power, I mean 0.01 horsepower added
And by extra power, I mean 0.01 horsepower added
#9
Oh ya guy not to mention I changed my bonnet to carbon fibre. The original bonnet got a plastic funnel tat lets some air in. But my cf bonnet dun have it. Actually not a big issue just wanna see if some of u guys did some DIY and I can get some fresh ideas. Thanks guys for the reply! Appreciate!
#11
Bottom line is consumers that we are, will do whatever we want regardless, depending on preferences and priorities. Common sense is priceless along with good humor... A for good entertainment value!
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