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Car Forum / Honda Cars / October 2004

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sal9000 - 27 Sep 2004 23:49 GMT
I have done a bit of reading but have not realy found an answer to one
question.

Does it realy matter beyond looks which cold air induction kit to choose? I
mean, other than filter design they seem straight forward and the only real
things to take into mind is diameter, length, filter construction, filter
fit and looks, is one brand better than any other?

Caffine
Jim Yanik - 28 Sep 2004 02:21 GMT
> I have done a bit of reading but have not realy found an answer to one
> question.
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> Caffine

My $60 Bomz CAI works fine.
I don't have a bypass valve,but those are extra even with the premium CAIs.
And I could buy one from them and fit it to my $100+ cheaper CAI if I
wanted to.
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Sartore Family - 03 Oct 2004 19:07 GMT
all CAI are basicly the same
get cold air
size number and shape of bends and piping are what you want to look for
the bypass valve WILL save your motor from dammage if you live with lots of
RAIN and mud puddles..

my .02

>> I have done a bit of reading but have not realy found an answer to one
>> question.
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> And I could buy one from them and fit it to my $100+ cheaper CAI if I
> wanted to.
 
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