Okay so I saw a post elsewhere about someone choping a CAI down to a short ram... Has anyone here ever done this themselves? I've got my old CAI for my 94 Civic I wonder if I can pull it off and chop it to a short ram for my 94 Accord EX? Any thoughts or suggestions on this? Anyone wanna see pics If I do it?

 

yea you should be able to. i def want pics if you do it.

 

Hey Sir-Nasty..
Instead of cutting down your CAI you should sell it to someone and use the money to buy
a short air one, they are pretty cheap in cost almost anywhere's..

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I considered selling it... I may e-bay it... the V2 is obscenly expensive new and I haven't priced out the short ram's yet... I've noticed that Injen seems to be the short ram of choice but I am open to suggestions... I was just going to cut it down because I have all of the stuff and It sounds like fun *L* I have a friend who just went to a muffler shop and had a piece of pipe bent then bought a 3" air filter and customer made one for like $40 or something... that's the other option.... you know anyone who wants a CAI AEM V2 that needs a new air filter for a 92-95 Civic 1.6L?

 

yea do not cut that intake!!!!!!!!sell it and make more money than the new intake will cost you. heres one for your car.


intake

 

Does anyone have experience with these intakes? I've seen the Bomz name around but no real world hands on stuff.... Also I plan on fixing up my engine a bit and would like to know if there's a good place to post photos/step by step instructions on what I've done in this forum....

 

I do

 

I cut down the CAI from my '03 Corolla and made it into a short ram for my '04 Accord 2.4l. All it took was a sharp hacksaw blade and a little ingenuity. I've since replaced it with an AEM short ram but it worked fine while I used it, just looked a bit ghetto. Here's a link with a few pictures:

http://www.driveaccord.net/forums/sh...=ghetto+intake

 

That's sweet... I can dig the ghetto short ram.. I wish I had pics of my friends when he bought the filter and just bent a piece of exhaust pipe.. *L* it was sweet... worked fairly well too, better than stock

 

Thats nice Rtex!