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Old 11-29-2004, 01:58 PM
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Im new to the forum and I just bought a 97 DX hatch. I was wondering if K&N makes a filter for this model and where I could pick up a mass air meter or somethin like that. I dont have big plans for the car but I just wanna make it run a little better. thanks.
Old 11-29-2004, 03:16 PM
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K&N makes a filter for just about everything.

And your car doesn't have a mass air flow meter like Fords.
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Old 11-29-2004, 03:29 PM
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ok. and im assuming i could find an intake for it then. maybe even a header or something would be nice. where would u guys recomend ordering/buying stuff from. I didnt know it didnt have a meter. im used to v8's. thanks .
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You're better off getting a different engine in there to mod, or at least a different intake manifold setup if you're trying to make power.

If you're trying to increase fuel mileage, just about any D-series header will fit that engine.
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Old 11-29-2004, 04:02 PM
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yeah im not trying to make power out of it its just my winter car. I just wanna spice it up a little bit. is this a D16 then? also what generation is my civic im clueless about imports.
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6th gen civic

It's either a D15 or D16, should be a stamp on the front of the engine block down near where the tranny bolts up.
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its a 1.6 litre so then its a d16 im guessing my friend has that in his 91 civic si. is there a major power drop off? whats the stock power im looking at?
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Well, if you're used to V8s the number is gonna sound tiny, but the 91 civic hatch si engine puts out in the neighborhood of 100 horsepower. I'm assuming the non-hatch engine is the same.




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