Hi,

I am new member here looking for an intake for a 1988 Honda Accord Lxi. I've searched around Google, and didn't seem to find anything. I would like a cold air intake if possible. If there is anything please send me the link to where I can order. Thanks

 

http://www.aempower.com/product_intake_app.asp

You could always find yourself an AEM V2. It's definitely expensive, but it's the best cold air around when you take into account sound and performance.

 

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It doesn't seem like AEM makes a Cold air intake or intake for 88-89 Accords, any other suggestions?

 

Hmm, your right. I'm only seeing intake down to year 90. I'm not quite sure if any of those years (90+) would fit for you, so I'll keep looking for you. I've checked AEM and Injen without luck.
Is your car a 4cyl or V6?

 

Tom,

It's a 4 cylinder. Thanks for your help. I've been looking around and no luck. The 1990 is a different body style, not so sure about the engine though.

-John

 

The only intake I could find for the 88-89 years was a V6 and the brand wasn't reconizable. I'll keep looking but, K&N, AEM, and Injen didn't have anything for your year on their website. You could try calling them and I'll keep an eye out and post if I see anything. Good luck, sorry I couldn't be more help.

 

Tom,

What about these? http://www.autopartswarehouse.com/pe...1989&partid=15

I think the engine is a 2.0 liter. The Toucan intake looks legit, but it says only 1.6 liter?

 

Well, your engine may be a 1.6L. This isn't from experience or anything, just an idea. If you had a 2.0L and there was a 1.6L model, there really isn't anything lower than a 4 banger. You may want to clarify before you go any further. I'm sure someone on the forums knows the exact size of your engine. If it is a 1.6L, than the toucan appears to be the only way to go if you want a cold air. If it happens to not work it's only a 100 dollar mistake, but I haven't heard anything about how the brand performs for cold air so, you may also want to look into that as well. Again, hopefully someone else knows about the brand a little more than I do. If money isn't a big deal then you could figure out your engine size and if it is a 1.6L, give it a try. Just be careful about water ingestion so, in other words, don't drive through any big puddles unless you invest in a bypass valve or something. Good luck bro.