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2007 Honda Civic Lx, cold air intake... and clear corner lights? ?
where do you connect the intake pipes to the intake manifold And M.A.F... when i take the air filter box off there is two rubber hoses, which one do i want to hook it to? and any ideas on how to get the front headlights lens off so i can remove the orange plastic for the turn signals? thanks!
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- VipassanaLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
You take the intake pipes, and you throw them in the trash.
In the trash, they will provide just as much HP, as they would on your car.
Seriously, intakes are advertised at around 5-7 hp, at a specific rpm. Usually around 5,000 rpm. Problem is, the average driver doesn't stay at 5,000 rpm while they drive.
If you look at the dyno graphs, for the rest of the normal, usable powerband, there's no gains at all. Sometimes, even a loss.
It's a complete waste of money. Proven thousands of times.
