Best Inexpensive Short Ram Intake for the 8th Gen Civic Si

Hey guys, in today's video I install a custom intake in my 2006 Honda Civic Si. I made this intake instead of buying a hybrid racing or skunk2 because those are all cold air intakes. I did not want to run a cold air intake because where I live, it rains heavily at random times. This is a better design than the aem and tekeda intakes because the filter doesn't suck up air from the headers. Instead, it sucks up air from behind the headlight. In total, the cost is around $330 for everything. You could get cheaper parts, but I calculated it with quality parts that I trust.
Parts
- MAF housing. 3.5 external - 3.25 internal. performancemrp.com/i-30497669...
-Hose - www.amazon.com/Ucreative-Thic...
- Coupler - www.amazon.com/Straight-Thick...
- Coolant hose - www.amazon.com/PQYRACING-Sili...
- Battery relocation - www.realstreetperformance.com...
- You'll also need 1x1/2 threaded fitting, 1x5/8 threaded fitting, 1x1/2 hose, 1x5/8 hose, and 2x5/8 hose clamps and 2x1/2 hose clamps.
-Not shown in this video is the coolant hardline replacement. You will need 1x5/16 hose and 2x5/16 clamps.
6" Air filter and 3.5" - 6" velocity stack www.hybrid-racing.com/product...
- Honda/Acura coolant.

[@MaxCaissie]

Carbon doesnt absorb heat like metal does

[@rcaddict4518]

looks great dude

[@emmanuelperez8449]

Great video

[@BunnyBUNGALO]

How mucu for the power chamber intake

[@alexanderlopez4910]

Hi I watch your video and it’s great but I have a question if I do that I have to tune the car?

[@Kaedenfu]

You'll need a MAP based tune asap (Tune that doesn't use your MAF sensor). Technically, you could have no tune, since the piping has the MAF sensor fitting, but the car might not run the best. However, i'd recommend getting Hondata Flashpro first, before an intake.

[@Fa5Rence]

Can i buy your old carbon fiber intake?

[@user-ce8ec1oo6x]

Short ram intake 8thgens civic si