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ImolaS54
04-03-2004, 08:29 PM
yes yes i know suspension is coming next week... :)

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/SI1.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/SI2.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/SI4.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/SI5.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/Intake3.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/SI6.JPG

estebones
04-03-2004, 08:34 PM
nice hatch...
the rims and brakes lok pretty damn good IMO

SoCaLep3
04-03-2004, 10:04 PM
ooo nice rims and brakes

the1986
04-03-2004, 10:22 PM
i like your rims, also what kind of intake is that?

-Teal

BlasTech
04-03-2004, 10:43 PM
Sneak preview:


http://home.austin.rr.com/dmcknight/drop4imola.jpg

Please dyno your intake soon (with a fan on the side)

Ep3 No.2
04-03-2004, 11:28 PM
that intake looks crazy.

03CivicSi
04-03-2004, 11:32 PM
What estebones andSoCaLep3 wrote is agreed upon.

the1986
also what kind of intake is that?
Yes tell us.

And if your ride looks like BlasTech's chop then I like your suspension setup ;) lol, and yes very nice rims and brakes again

ImolaS54
04-04-2004, 04:04 AM
BMC Air Filters is based in Italy and have been in the business for over 20 years. They produce air filters for F1 teams and are designed to be sued in extreme conditions and provide the highest level of performance.

The Carbon Dynamic Air boxes is composed of a cylindrical carbon air box containing a washable filtering element. Cold air is directly channeled through an internal airflow deflector to the filter and drawn into the engine with a very small pressure drop.

The intake is a simple bolt-in. Remove your stock airbox and install the CDA directly to the stock air inlet tube. The flex piping will attache at the other end and have it come out to your upper wheel well area for cold air access.

Installation:

-you will have to trim the flex piping as the length is longer than you need. Easy to cut with a pair of sissor.

-you will need to buy a small breather filter from BMC or K&N for $20. BMC breather filter is currently on backorder for about 6 weeks. K&N should be in stock, the size you will need is 5/8".

-The CAD is secured with the supplied bracket and will bolt right into one of the stock airbox holes with the supplied bolt.

-The flex hose will kinda just stay in place or you can just secure it to the car via a long zip tie.

Sound:

-The intake note is very deep, it will sound very aggressive! It's as loud as the CAI system I had but with a deeper note.

-The peroformance results should be equal is not greater than the standard CAI system.

Looks:

-Nothing beats a nice looking Carbon Fiber filter under the hood, it's very aggressive looking especially with the piping.

Advantage:

-Intake system with within the hood, no cutting is required to the stock fender liner.

-Easy to return back to stock for warranty work.

-No danger of water damaged while still feeding the intake with cold air.

-Having the best brand air intake filtering element out there on the market.

-Having a european intake for your european civic.



Pricing:

-It sells for $244 plus shipping, I can offer it at $210 shipped. Remember you will still need to purchase that $20 breather filter. Once BMC gets that filter back in stock I can get it for you at $15.


http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/Intake3.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/Intake2.JPG

http://www.wheelfanatics.com/SI/Intake1.JPG

http://www.bmcairfilters.com/cgi-bin/Images/dyno/HondaCivicTypeR.jpg

EricP3
04-04-2004, 08:46 AM
:eek: I want one!!!! I have one question though, If that tube ends up in the wheel well. How does it not suck up water if it is raining? Oh yeah, Nice car. It will look sweet with a drop :)

ImolaS54
04-04-2004, 06:02 PM
Originally posted by EricP3
:eek: I want one!!!! I have one question though, If that tube ends up in the wheel well. How does it not suck up water if it is raining? Oh yeah, Nice car. It will look sweet with a drop :)

read my post in the engine section for some additonal info.

Thanks :)

ATRIOT
04-15-2004, 10:54 PM
Damm nice looking EP, I want your rims! Whats the drop on it?

oogy-boogy
04-16-2004, 07:53 AM
Nice EP....How do you like the brakes?

ramone70
05-04-2004, 10:48 PM
That's one crazy air intake system! Can you still get the air filter system for $210 shipped? maybe a little more for your canadian neighbor? I especially interested in the way water can't get in!?!

JHM-EP3
05-04-2004, 11:57 PM
WARNING: This product is made for track usage only and is not intended by the manufacturer for use on public streets or highway.

ramone70
05-05-2004, 12:02 AM
Originally posted by JHM-EP3
WARNING: This product is made for track usage only and is not intended by the manufacturer for use on public streets or highway.
So are you saying its not street legal? If so, can you back that up?

SIxtasy
05-05-2004, 01:32 AM
My buddy had that intake system on his S2000. That thing was a P.O.S. It threw crazy check engine lights, the car idled like a diesel truck. It didn;t seem very secure in the bay either, just kinda sat in there with hopes and dreams keeping it on. Hopefully yours is working out much better for you.

jdmxsi02
05-05-2004, 06:06 PM
thats a nice ride man, your doing well so far, suspension is a must....where are you located in new york, im on long island, we should roll sometime

ImolaS54
05-19-2004, 04:59 AM
Originally posted by SIxtasy
My buddy had that intake system on his S2000. That thing was a P.O.S. It threw crazy check engine lights, the car idled like a diesel truck. It didn;t seem very secure in the bay either, just kinda sat in there with hopes and dreams keeping it on. Hopefully yours is working out much better for you.

works perfect on my car so i think your friend might have gotton an defective product...but probably more likely due to installer error.

sd_ep3
05-19-2004, 03:31 PM
lower that ep!!