Custom air-inlet?
Custom air-inlet?
Alright so i came up with crazy idea... I have the RRM SRI intake, and i was wondering, if i cut the plastic insert out of the bumper, near the driver side fog light.. and ran a pipe (air duct) probably straight up to the intake, would it do any good? And does anyone know if this is remotely possible to do? Like is there room back there to fit a pipe about 2-3 inch in diameter all the way up to the intake... or am i wasting my time?
Any suggestions would be much appreciated
-Lee
Any suggestions would be much appreciated
-Lee
It's not a crazy idea at all. It would be better if you ran the pipe driectly to your stock air box all I could see it doing with your SRI is getting rid of heat soak in the summer. IMO just get a CAI
otterIt'd probably be easier to put a vent in your hood, like one of those 6x9 carbon trix vents.
Sorry for the highjack
No worries, it's a forums, i'm not big on strictness.
I didn't get a CAI because I live in a town where the sewers overfill and lot and i find myself hitting puddles that are deeper than it looks, and the last thing i need is a straw for my engine to suck up water. But in lighter note, i want to try to make something that's similar to the heat sheild, but has a hose that leads to the front of the car for cold air to get into when i'm driving. So that when the intake sucks in air, it draws cold air instead of hot air from the engine compartment. I doubt i'm describing it right, but i'll try to make it sometime this winter and post pictures up on the net for you guys. My friend did it to his Civic Si, and on a Del Sol.
I didn't get a CAI because I live in a town where the sewers overfill and lot and i find myself hitting puddles that are deeper than it looks, and the last thing i need is a straw for my engine to suck up water. But in lighter note, i want to try to make something that's similar to the heat sheild, but has a hose that leads to the front of the car for cold air to get into when i'm driving. So that when the intake sucks in air, it draws cold air instead of hot air from the engine compartment. I doubt i'm describing it right, but i'll try to make it sometime this winter and post pictures up on the net for you guys. My friend did it to his Civic Si, and on a Del Sol.
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Originally Posted by bruce988jl
No worries, it's a forums, i'm not big on strictness.
I didn't get a CAI because I live in a town where the sewers overfill and lot and i find myself hitting puddles that are deeper than it looks, and the last thing i need is a straw for my engine to suck up water. But in lighter note, i want to try to make something that's similar to the heat sheild, but has a hose that leads to the front of the car for cold air to get into when i'm driving. So that when the intake sucks in air, it draws cold air instead of hot air from the engine compartment. I doubt i'm describing it right, but i'll try to make it sometime this winter and post pictures up on the net for you guys. My friend did it to his Civic Si, and on a Del Sol.
I didn't get a CAI because I live in a town where the sewers overfill and lot and i find myself hitting puddles that are deeper than it looks, and the last thing i need is a straw for my engine to suck up water. But in lighter note, i want to try to make something that's similar to the heat sheild, but has a hose that leads to the front of the car for cold air to get into when i'm driving. So that when the intake sucks in air, it draws cold air instead of hot air from the engine compartment. I doubt i'm describing it right, but i'll try to make it sometime this winter and post pictures up on the net for you guys. My friend did it to his Civic Si, and on a Del Sol.
This look like what you are looking to do? I like this idea also.
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