Cheap Intake for I4 or V6

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This will work on both 4 and 6 cylinder engines...go out and buy a ractive intake for a 92-95 civic. u will need to cut about 6 inchs off the long end depending wether or not its a 4 or 6.......i just guessed and it worked out good.....u need to remove the overflow for the rad located in the bottom right side of the engine compartment. after u move a few cables and wires it gives u a clear hole to put the filter down into...""""""""""remmeber to file down and then clean the egde u cut"""""""""""""""""" u don;t want any file shavings going into your intake!!!!!!!!!!!!!! using the same clamps and parts from the ractive intake u can bolt it right in....then replace the rad over flow and with a few wiggles it will all work together no subports are needs for the tube but i do recomend that u put some tape or a piece of foam on the metal part where the tube rests.................for pics goto my page <A HREF="http://importa.tripod.com/mike.html" TARGET=_blank>http://importa.tripod.com/mike.html</A> later....................also if u own a v6 i had problems with my intake in the cold and wet winters............in the cold weather the engine would start to run ruff and then the engine light would come on.......once i stopped and started it again for awhile it ran ok......after putting my stock air box back in the car ran like new!!!

[93mx3]

How would this work on the I4?? It has the mass air flow sensor, like a Nissan you need an adapter. The car will run like crap if it does not have the sensor. I just bought an adapter for $10.00 and a cone filterfrom weapon R and that was $50.00 and it only cost me sixty bucks you cant beat that!<BR>Jim<BR>93 Bright White RS

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u put the tube on teh end of the MAF <P>this is the ony pic i have of an I4 with this intake on it! <A HREF="http://importa.tripod.com/st5.jpg" TARGET=_blank>http://importa.tripod.com/st5.jpg</A> u might hae to cut and paste the link in for it to work dam tripod