Nisei LICP with stock intake?
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Nisei LICP with stock intake?
I want to get the LICP from Nisei, but I'm not sure which one to get. I want one that works with the stock intake piping if possible. I didn't want to have to change that right now. I just wanted the dropin for now. Anyone know which number to get?
http://http://nisei-evo.com/order.html
http://http://nisei-evo.com/order.html
i think you just order the LICP/Intake Kit and it can be used with the stock intake. All the intake kit is relocate the BOV and give the engine a cleaner look. Are u not wanting to change just the intake piping or the intake itself?
Here is a link for the LICP/Intake Pipe: http://www.maxumtechnologies.com/ind...&cPath=2_22_24
here he is running it with the stock airbox.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...er-teaser.html
Here is a link for the LICP/Intake Pipe: http://www.maxumtechnologies.com/ind...&cPath=2_22_24
here he is running it with the stock airbox.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...er-teaser.html
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i think you just order the LICP/Intake Kit and it can be used with the stock intake. All the intake kit is relocate the BOV and give the engine a cleaner look. Are u not wanting to change just the intake piping or the intake itself?
Here is a link for the LICP/Intake Pipe: http://www.maxumtechnologies.com/ind...&cPath=2_22_24
here he is running it with the stock airbox.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...er-teaser.html
Here is a link for the LICP/Intake Pipe: http://www.maxumtechnologies.com/ind...&cPath=2_22_24
here he is running it with the stock airbox.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/ev...er-teaser.html
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I ended up finding this too. I think I'll be going with this. I actually may run that bigass filter as well. Who knows.
http://nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=631
http://nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=631
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Well, to answer my own question: the filter is an aem filter attached to a prototype flowstack maf adaptor that will never see production due to it's cost to produce and the cheapness of the market and the current economy.
I'm not sure how the intake pipe would mess with your idle. AFAIK, it mostly gets rid of the "crinkles" in the stock flex pipe. I'd think that would give you smoother airflow (which, if it increases overall flow, the MAF should register). Sounds like more power potential.
Are there downsides to using a smoother intake pipe I'm just not seeing here?
Are there downsides to using a smoother intake pipe I'm just not seeing here?
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I'm not sure how the intake pipe would mess with your idle. AFAIK, it mostly gets rid of the "crinkles" in the stock flex pipe. I'd think that would give you smoother airflow (which, if it increases overall flow, the MAF should register). Sounds like more power potential.
Are there downsides to using a smoother intake pipe I'm just not seeing here?
Are there downsides to using a smoother intake pipe I'm just not seeing here?
You're ok if you use the intake pipe... It's when you start messing with that MAF when it might be tricky. All the Niesi intake pipe dose is replace the plastic factory. MAF still stays on factory box....



