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99 CIVIC EX cold air intake...
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99 CIVIC EX cold air intake...
Hey, I have a 99 civic ex sedan... I was looking around and doing some research on cold air intakes and I found a 2002 civic cold air intake. I was wondering if it would fit on mine? If not, what suggestions would you have for my DIY project? I'm trying to give it a speed boost and a smoother drive, if possible. I've done a few mechanical things to my ride, but I'm not a pro, so any advice would help thankss.
cmf1991- Posts : 1
Join date : 2010-04-20
Re: 99 CIVIC EX cold air intake...
I don't believe that it will fit. The 2002 is a 7th gen Civic and the '99 model is a 6th gen.
If you find a '96-2000 model Civic intake that fits the same size engine that you have, it will work.
There are a few good bolt-ons that will add power (And speed). The intake is one. Exhaust headers and a new catback exhaust with larger piping are two others.
I'm getting ready to build a custom exhaust for a 97 Accord. I'm going with a Magnaflow universal muffler, a high flow cat, and headers. A shop will be customizing and bending the pipe for me. The intake, headers, and exhaust will increase airflow.
Another way to increase airflow, but not a cheap way by far, is to boost it with a turbocharger. The parts will probably cost around $1500. Installation and tuning need to be done perfect, or you can cause engine damage.
If you find a '96-2000 model Civic intake that fits the same size engine that you have, it will work.
There are a few good bolt-ons that will add power (And speed). The intake is one. Exhaust headers and a new catback exhaust with larger piping are two others.
I'm getting ready to build a custom exhaust for a 97 Accord. I'm going with a Magnaflow universal muffler, a high flow cat, and headers. A shop will be customizing and bending the pipe for me. The intake, headers, and exhaust will increase airflow.
Another way to increase airflow, but not a cheap way by far, is to boost it with a turbocharger. The parts will probably cost around $1500. Installation and tuning need to be done perfect, or you can cause engine damage.
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