which intake to choose for my civic 04??
#1
which intake to choose for my civic 04??
hi guy,
plz give me a little advice on which intake to get for my civic ex 04 AT. i m kinda new in this intake stuff. i see 3 kind of aem intake.... and which one is better..??? cold air, short, or v2? and i heard the water get in easy with cold air, and short will heat up alot..so that dont really gain alot power in summer... plz give me some advice or should i choose other brand ??.. thx!!!
plz give me a little advice on which intake to get for my civic ex 04 AT. i m kinda new in this intake stuff. i see 3 kind of aem intake.... and which one is better..??? cold air, short, or v2? and i heard the water get in easy with cold air, and short will heat up alot..so that dont really gain alot power in summer... plz give me some advice or should i choose other brand ??.. thx!!!
#4
Senior Member
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: Newhall Ca
Posts: 672
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally Posted by Illegal B16
I say to use the AEM CAI for the 00 si on your ex.
#5
Originally Posted by 1fasthb
99-00 Si intake will not fit on his 04. You have an automatic so there isn't to many option's. The trans on your car is to big and the battery sit's in the way. Injen makes a cold air for the automatic cars but it loses hp's and torque on top end. So saying that i would say you have no choice of just going with the aem short ram.
#6
New Zealand
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Northern Va.
Posts: 812
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Originally Posted by 1fasthb
99-00 Si intake will not fit on his 04. You have an automatic so there isn't to many option's. The trans on your car is to big and the battery sit's in the way. Injen makes a cold air for the automatic cars but it loses hp's and torque on top end. So saying that i would say you have no choice of just going with the aem short ram.
Sorry, I posted and forgot what uyear he was talking about!
#10
5-finger discount :rick:
Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Toronto, Canada
Posts: 412
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Honestly, your not going to see much power from just an intake anyway. It will sound faster, but an intake is only half an upgrade. Header and cat-back will complete the equation.