like that.. ive seen it on a skyline. I wanted to see if I was able to stick 2 pod filters in the bay. Yes i know BFI blah blah... going for something unique. anyone think there should be more flow/less restriction?



cosmetically cool?

 

Rice...

 

haha, just being creative

probably going to wind up with a large KN

 

I thought about using that idea when i had a RB in my 240.

Found this on NICO.com GTR style. can't find any info about the company, there was a company that sold this style of intake but i cant find 'em now.


Found this universal one on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/UNIVERSAL-TWIN-P...QQcmdZViewItem


Don't know about the advantages of it, unless your car has alot of HP.

 

i found the one iw as looking for.. keyword TWIN!


i looked up thesaurus for dual and i didnt even try twin LOL

thanks.. now what do you think?

 

I use a similar concept with a custom pipe I made for my RX300 with an exhaust shop I work with. However, my piece involves a tube with angled piece as shown. The idea here was that one piece leads to a entrance on the front bumper of my RX where the cool, ram air can enter. The side piece is to take in engine air. If I just have a straight piece of pipe without this side piece my engine chokes.

I have couple of variations of what I have done on page 6 of my cardomain page below.

However, the images that you have shown, I wouldn't be too optimistic since one can only pull in so much air in the engine bay (and hot at that). However, if you made one section a little bit longer than the other like my system, you could get some gains.

Cutting a hole in the airbox is a similar idea in this way.

 

techinically it is the same... im not being overly optimistic.. i say +1hp maybe... but its different... so im still deciding, im just mainly going for it cosmetically. im not going to use blue though.

 

you seen it on the skyline because each filter fed one of the turbos... its pointless to do on an n/a or songle turbo car....

 

Are those foam filters on orig. post? Never have been a big fan.

 

some people also run twin MAF's. some supra's on single running stock ECU run twin maf's so they run twin intakes

 

I am considering an NA toyota supra ARC intake box

 

haha my friend had a 96 civic a long time ago and we went to home depot and rigged twin filters into his stock dx engine for fun. Didn't even change the sound of it and i'm pretty sure it did nothing but let in more hot air. It was the most he ever did to that civic.

to be young again...

 

i use a large K&N filter cost me around 50 bucks works great! you can hear it whisle when it sucks in air, it actully sound kool, and i also have it connected to a intake adapter and to a short ram injen intake

 

first of all thats jus too ricey and fugly leave it for the civic,protege owners .all that intake is gonna do is embarras you on here .get a good k&N filter and call it a day .