You are not logged in. [Log In] ClubSi » Forums » Performance Tuning Zone » NA Tuning » Cold air intake for 2010 Si
Register User       Forum List       Calendar       FAQ      
Page 1 of 1 1
Topic Options
#4640907 - 04/03/10 05:46 AM Cold air intake for 2010 Si
gceconi Offline
Newbie


Registered: 01/02/10
Posts: 10
Loc: Pomona, N.Y.
Just wondered if the cold air intakes for the new Si are even worth the money. Should it be coupled with a full CAT back exhaust in order to see any performance gain? I read one post where the author stated that a cold-air intake system in a snow area (I live in the Hudson Valley of N.Y.)could form condensation in the filter during winter and freeze, cutting off airflow. Does anyone have any ideas or experience with this?
Top
Videos
#4662078 - 04/11/10 07:48 PM Re: Cold air intake for 2010 Si [Re: gceconi]
sleeper_civic Offline
Post Master Sr


Registered: 03/18/00
Posts: 3115
Loc: Kingston, Jamaica
Not sure about the problem in the winter areas but people get decent results with them. I would suggest getting a header instead though if you are looking for better improvement.
_________________________

Jamaica Millenium Motoring Club
Jamaica Karting Association

Top
#4834250 - 06/18/10 07:18 PM Re: Cold air intake for 2010 Si [Re: sleeper_civic]
gceconi Offline
Newbie


Registered: 01/02/10
Posts: 10
Loc: Pomona, N.Y.
Sounds good thanks.
Top
Page 1 of 1 1


Moderator:  Runnin@Redline Jr, Dr. BrokenLimits, The Mad Paki 
Hop to:
Shout Box

CSi Sponsors
Civic Type-R 2-Piece Rotors — $814 Front Pair! Made in England!
View EBC Rotors
ClubSi.com Shirts
StopTech NZ
StopTech New Zealand
StopTech Australia
StopTech Australia
Brake Specials
Contact BuyBrakes
Brake Pad Coupon
Use Code: hondafetish
Advertisement
My Cookies · Mark all read Powered by DallasColo (Dallas Colocation services) Contact Us · ClubSi · Top

| Brake Pads | | How To Change Brake Pads | | Drilled Slotted Brake Kits Cheap | EBC Brake Kits | Performance Brake Kits | Brake Specials Near Me | How To Replace Brake Pads