this is acura gsr cold air intake

in french il dessand jusque dans la fausse aile et c est presque bolt-on wink

 

Cool... didn't know a Teg intake would fit.

Good job.

Oh nice looking Accent too. Checked out you pics. Very clean and nice.

 

fit in accent 96-99

 

gsi,
Did you have to modify the intake to make it fit?
Can you say how much it cost?
By the way, your car looks great!I love the hood!

 

What year Integra did you use for you CAI? and brand of intake?

 

is for teg gsr 99

the only mod to fit in car are to cut the tubs to change the direction of filter

SORRY for my englih

 

why fill the bumper with expanding foam in your pics. nice intake may have to duplicate that. I am a cheap a$$.

 

I don't understand why CAIs are made out of metal...that seems pointless to me since metal reatins more heat than the stock plastic intake, thus the heat in a metal tube would be hotter, not colder...I understand the velocity part...but then again some CAI have more 90 degree turns than the race game in Tron...

 

dude you better get a bypass valve, with filter that low you WILL have hydrolic lock when it rains

 

Actually, it takes a LOT of water to cause and engine to hydrolock, as in you pretty much have to submerge the filter. Often there's not enough suction to pull a significant amount of water up the intake. Most likely, the most you'll ever get is a bit of steam from a bit of water getting on the filter. But if all the engine shields (under the front bumper) and the fenderwell shields are in place, you'll have nothing to worry about unless you tend to drive your car through streams and such. It's a good precaution to put a bypass valve on, but 99.9% per cent of the time, you'll never encounter a situation where you'll need it.