This upgrade will be mainly for sound, looks and slightly better throttle response. The stock air intake is made fairly well so gains on a K8 will be very minimal.
Well you have 3 options
Option 1- PRM Cold Air Intake= http://www.prmracing.com/ $229CA, still have to use crappy stock intake hose.
Option 2- 90-93 Integra Intake From Ebay= $20-50CA, have to buy an extra coupler to vit the VAF. http://www.streetimports.com/products.asp?catid=179 I am not 100 percent sure that the 2.5" to 3.5" will fit but my guess is it will.
I bought my intake through ebay from Option Group.
Option 3- Can do a custom with generic filter and pvc piping (CHECK FAQ)
So we all know what one I picked OPTION 2
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I had to purchase a coupler to vit the vaf, should be a 2.5'' to 3.5'' pending on the size of ur intake pipe. I got mine off ebay. Some larger auto part stores I imagine would carry them also.
So once you have your intake, couplers, oil for filter, bracket and all necessary tools you are ready to begin.
First remove all of the old stock intake, pretty straight foward.
You will come across a black mitsubishi logoed piece of plastic on the lower part of the airbox unbolt it and leave it hang somewhere safe or attach. Also you will have a black hose coming from the upper part of the airbox this will attatch into the smaller hole on the intake if you don't have another hole then just plug it.
Note: This is the order in which I did this if you feel there is a better order then feel free to do so. This is just how I felt was best. When done cutting the pipe, use a file to file down all the left spurs on the inside and outside and make sure the piping is completely clean of all metal filings left.
First you will want to relocate the coolant overflow, unbolt it from its place and move it to the left of the headlight, using a bracket attatch it to the car.
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You will want to then attach the intake onto the Throttle Body, giving you an idea where to cut the pipe.
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I later decided that putting a K&N Filter would be best. I had sprayed oil on my ebay filter that came with it and it doesn't seem to hold oil that well. I ordered one rather pricey but I want whats best for my baby. The closest universal filter I could find was RX-4960. This has the X-treme option which just has filtering on the top for more airflow.
http://www.knfilters.com/search/univcone.aspx
NOTE: I did move I believe my radiator relay so i could fit my original filter in and this filter is slightly bigger its a tight fit but doable.
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