I have a 92 accord with a stock motor. I wanted to know if I could put a AEM dry flow filter in the place of my stock air box, and leave the stock pipe. And if it was helpful or harmful to the car. Thanks!
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Anyone have a picture of what this might look like that he is asking about?
Sounds interesting...looking at intake options for my cb7 also.90 accord EX automatic F22A4 232,500
DIY ram intake
0gauge/4gauge BIG 3
stock alt rewound to 120amps
optima orange top 830cca 1030ca
fully synthetic valvoline "Max Life" 5w30


Other rides:
2004 Jeep Liberty v6
2001 Honda civic ex coupe 1.7 vtec
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JDMchristian991
that looks neato, what all do I need to turn my stock airbox into that? Total noob here.
90 accord EX automatic F22A4 232,500
DIY ram intake
0gauge/4gauge BIG 3
stock alt rewound to 120amps
optima orange top 830cca 1030ca
fully synthetic valvoline "Max Life" 5w30


Other rides:
2004 Jeep Liberty v6
2001 Honda civic ex coupe 1.7 vtec
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its okk man,we've all been in the noob stageOriginally posted by 90HaccordJDMchristian991
that looks neato, what all do I need to turn my stock airbox into that? Total noob here.
first take the cover off your stock airbox off.take the stock filter out,then you'll see i think its 4 screws holding the bottem half of the box on,takethose out and take the box out,use the spacers to make it fit to your stock plastic piping,tighten it down,your good to go
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