Custom CAI with paper filter
I put this together a while back. I made use of an S2000 stock air filter. The big paper cone flows more air than stock and fits right under the headlight. I insist on filtering my intake with paper elements. Was about $120 in the end. I tried to keep it as cheap as possible in case it didn't work. That's why I settled for a blue hose. It's been running perfectly since I put it on.
This pic is when I first put it together. Yes, I use hose clamps for all connections. http://i1157.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6074e31d.jpg Parts list: MAF pipe 3" Spectre 9405 Silicone elbow 3" 45 degree Aluminum pipe 3" 2' Silicone elbow 3.25" to 3" 45 degree - Pipe to filter Air filter WIX 42726 (Honda S2000) Clamp 3.25" T-bolt Clamp 3" T-bolt - 3 I now use a 49003 filter (newer S2000s, bigger engines) |
And did you tune for it?
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Originally Posted by BlackSSstg2
(Post 7466400)
And did you tune for it?
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Wow I have a hard time believing that didn't effect stft and ltft I thought the maf was pretty sensitive
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Originally Posted by LNFTX
(Post 7466409)
Wow I have a hard time believing that didn't effect stft and ltft I thought the maf was pretty sensitive
Prior to the CAI, I saw spikes in the STFT just as high, but a 7.03 LTFT. |
And nothing needed to be adjusted?? :lol: :lol:
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Originally Posted by 09CobaltSS1
(Post 7466426)
And nothing needed to be adjusted?? :lol: :lol:
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As close to zero as possible. A +/-2% total overage can be considered "acceptable" but as close to zero as possible is the goal.
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Might wanna look into a hydroshield
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Interesting, thanks for the idea.
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Originally Posted by Slowbalt2000
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Might wanna look into a hydroshield
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I was thinking maybe, constructing something between the headlight bracket and bumper to divert water away from the cai filter. Looks good for that price.
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Water comes in around the headlights in hard rains. I would never put a paper filter there. I have a Hahn that sits there and my hydro shield gets damp.
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Originally Posted by BlackSSstg2
(Post 7466438)
Water comes in around the headlights in hard rains. I would never put a paper filter there. I have a Hahn that sits there and my hydro shield gets damp.
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Originally Posted by ATOMbomb
(Post 7466437)
I was thinking maybe, constructing something between the headlight bracket and bumper to divert water away from the cai filter. Looks good for that price.
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nice intake its always fun to build your own parts. Any shield has be better than nothing, u could always do some testing with a hose and see.
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Does that filter have a 3" inlet?
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Originally Posted by Solaris99
(Post 7466442)
Would a heat shield over the top of the filter protect it enough? The kind that is like half of the filter.
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Originally Posted by no_ss
(Post 7466489)
just buy the hydroshield, they're 20$
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Originally Posted by footballplaya3k
(Post 7466454)
Does that filter have a 3" inlet?
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Originally Posted by ATOMbomb
(Post 7466510)
They are not water proof. Adding something like this would just be added protection. Wonder how hard it would be to build almost like a ram air for the cai and have the opening connect Above the fog light.
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I just ordered a Hydro-Shield for an X-1022 filter, since it's the biggest they have.
X-1022 - 5'' filter, 6.5'' Base, 8'' Tall, 5.5'' Inverted Top Pretty close to what I'm using. 49003 - 3.25" filter, 6.25" Base, 9" tall (filter section only), 4.5" top. |
The set up looks not to bad at all
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Originally Posted by mr bill
(Post 7466562)
The set up looks not to bad at all
http://i1157.photobucket.com/albums/...ps14c812a0.jpg |
The X-1038 fits perfectly. Thanks again for the advice.
http://i1157.photobucket.com/albums/...ps28633b9d.jpg |
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