New here. I have an 07 5spd I4 and a couple of questions...
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This is my first post. As mentioned, I have a 2007 5 speed Accord. I was wondering what is the best cold air intake and exhaust for my car? I searched around the forums a bit and found that the Fujita seems to be praised for their CAI's. Where do you guys recommend I get one (ebay I'm assuming) or is there something better out there?
Aslo, how about exhaust? I've seen the Greddy SP2 mentioned here and there. Of course, I want something with the most power gain but at the same time I rather my car have a deep sound rather than a rattling/fart can sound.
Thanks!
Aslo, how about exhaust? I've seen the Greddy SP2 mentioned here and there. Of course, I want something with the most power gain but at the same time I rather my car have a deep sound rather than a rattling/fart can sound.
Thanks!
In regards to the cold air intake: If you are not in California I would buy a cheepo intake off of eBay (mine is a BomZ) and replace the cheapo filter with a high quality filter such as K&N, Apexi, or AEM. You get your intake a lot cheaper that way and it will perform just as well as the expensive name brand system.
Exhaust: I don't know first hand, but the onesI hear the mostabout are: Greddy; Apexi WS2; or Magnaflow - I'm sure there are others out there that are just as good too.
Exhaust: I don't know first hand, but the onesI hear the mostabout are: Greddy; Apexi WS2; or Magnaflow - I'm sure there are others out there that are just as good too.
agreed on CAI, that's pretty common discussion on these boards...
As for exhaust, I love my Greddy SP2, and hear the EVO2 is comparable if not identical. I'd suggest those from first hand experience.
As for exhaust, I love my Greddy SP2, and hear the EVO2 is comparable if not identical. I'd suggest those from first hand experience.
agree as well on the cai... as for the exhaust, i rather build one myself... i already made 3 for a RX-7 turbo 93', a mitsubishi eclipse turbo 99', and a suburvan 90ish... (and i still haven't made mine! i've been too busy lately!) it's cheaper and i can make it however i want to... you just need to know how to weld and take good measurements (the rx-7 had too mufflers and it was hard to make the "y" for the split part (hard to get the angles right)... but as for brand-name ones, those work just fine.
these are my 2 cents
these are my 2 cents
Hate to burst your intake bubble, but I suspect the ONLY CAI you can install is the Fujita. Most likely your 07 has a Mass Air Sensor. Should be a wire harness running to a sensor sitting on top of the air box (where the stock air filter is). If you do, you must go Fujita CAI. It's the only one with a mounting location for the sensor.
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Oh wow, thanks a lot for the responses guys.
I'm certain my 07 has a MAF sensor, meaning I will have to get the Fujita. I saw them going for about $225 on eBay. Does that sound about right in terms of price?
@klrspz: Does the Greddy SP2 provide a deep sound? As mentioned before, I really dislike that rattling/fart can sound you see so many ricers have on their civics.
I'm certain my 07 has a MAF sensor, meaning I will have to get the Fujita. I saw them going for about $225 on eBay. Does that sound about right in terms of price?
@klrspz: Does the Greddy SP2 provide a deep sound? As mentioned before, I really dislike that rattling/fart can sound you see so many ricers have on their civics.
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agree as well on the cai... as for the exhaust, i rather build one myself... i already made 3 for a RX-7 turbo 93', a mitsubishi eclipse turbo 99', and a suburvan 90ish... (and i still haven't made mine! i've been too busy lately!) it's cheaper and i can make it however i want to... you just need to know how to weld and take good measurements (the rx-7 had too mufflers and it was hard to make the "y" for the split part (hard to get the angles right)... but as for brand-name ones, those work just fine.
these are my 2 cents
agree as well on the cai... as for the exhaust, i rather build one myself... i already made 3 for a RX-7 turbo 93', a mitsubishi eclipse turbo 99', and a suburvan 90ish... (and i still haven't made mine! i've been too busy lately!) it's cheaper and i can make it however i want to... you just need to know how to weld and take good measurements (the rx-7 had too mufflers and it was hard to make the "y" for the split part (hard to get the angles right)... but as for brand-name ones, those work just fine.
these are my 2 cents
The highest regarded exhaust systems for the Accord are the GReddy SP2 and EVO2 and the Apexi WS2. The SP2 and WS2 are the same design, flat oval. The EVO2 is a round can with an offset tip. The EVO2 is the loudest of the 3, but not overbearing. I had the WS2 on my V6 and it sounded sweet! That said, the bass rumble could be fealt throughout my house with the car idling in the driveway. You couldn't really hear it, but you could feel it.
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The highest regarded exhaust systems for the Accord are the GReddy SP2 and EVO2 and the Apexi WS2. The SP2 and WS2 are the same design, flat oval. The EVO2 is a round can with an offset tip. The EVO2 is the loudest of the 3, but not overbearing. I had the WS2 on my V6 and it sounded sweet! That said, the bass rumble could be fealt throughout my house with the car idling in the driveway. You couldn't really hear it, but you could feel it.
The highest regarded exhaust systems for the Accord are the GReddy SP2 and EVO2 and the Apexi WS2. The SP2 and WS2 are the same design, flat oval. The EVO2 is a round can with an offset tip. The EVO2 is the loudest of the 3, but not overbearing. I had the WS2 on my V6 and it sounded sweet! That said, the bass rumble could be fealt throughout my house with the car idling in the driveway. You couldn't really hear it, but you could feel it.
Sorry for having to repeat this question, but I really do dislike the sound of those damn rattling exhausts.


