My Comptech SRI + ICE BOX intake installation


Cool.

Was not sure which Honda, seems like the guy has a few cars?
 
how about performance?
how it works?
any water issues?
i'm interesting buying one for my b18
 
abunai888 said:
how about performance?
how it works?
any water issues?
i'm interesting buying one for my b18
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1. Its a SRI with CAI. Best of both worlds. Also 3.5" piping provides good balance between low-mid and top end.

2. Perfect for water issues since you aim the stack upwards.

Get one if you can find it :nice:
 
hi mate im looking at using this setup is there anyway to make this work well on a prefacelift civic without having to cut a hole in the bumper?.cheers dan
 
Looking back at your pics Jugbugz, I can see how tight your icebox sits against your coolant resevoir. When I was installing mine today I was like "Damn this is a very very tight fit". I actually had to slightly bend my coolant resevior metal tab/holder slightly forward (towards the front of the car) as I didn't have as much clearance due to my larger Koyo Radiator...
 
MountainDrift said:
Looking back at your pics Jugbugz, I can see how tight your icebox sits against your coolant resevoir. When I was installing mine today I was like "Damn this is a very very tight fit". I actually had to slightly bend my coolant resevior metal tab/holder slightly forward (towards the front of the car) as I didn't have as much clearance due to my larger Koyo Radiator...
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Ah I'm using the SPOON radiator which is same size as OEM.
 
dan_p_vti said:
hi mate im looking at using this setup is there anyway to make this work well on a prefacelift civic without having to cut a hole in the bumper?.cheers dan
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Yep no problems. You can route some piping from the front opening into that area.
 
shooter mcgavan said:
any ideas what gains are to be had from this?
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I wonder if it's much better than a custom B18c intake (after market filter, take all original CAI piping and resonators away and replace for 4" CAI piping, hard piping between airbox and throttlebody, velocity stack(s) ). I doubt it's worth the extra money but I have no definititive answer with proof for that.
 
RtN said:
How is it supposed to be?
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The ground is hooked up under the cover via one of the 4 studs that hold the cover on. See below.

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