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The new AEM Dry Flow Oiless air filters have built in air horn / velocity stack built right into them. I just bought one and realized it as i was installing it..very nice surprise indeed. Just make sure you get the size that matched your intake piping perfectly..I've seen 2.5 / 2.75 / and 3.0 inch filters at Super Autobacs where I purchased mine. My AEM shortram was 2.75
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96 Civic Hatch
***12.9 @ 103 drag radials WOOT!!**
211 WHP @ 9500
JDM B18C (only 1000 miles on it
Bored .20 over w/JDM Type R pistons
11.5:1 Compression
Portflow ported head
3 Angle Valve Job
Skunk2 titanium valvesrings/retainers
skunk2 stage 2 cams
skunk2 intake mani
00 civic SI tranny
Hyperclutch stage 2
light flywheel / crank pulley
JDM 4-1 header 2.5 inch collector
2.5 inch test pipe
5Zigen Fireball cat back
B&M FPR with gauge
AEM CAI
MSD ignition
P28 ECM OBD-1
Bubba Built and Dyno Tuned
The new AEM Dry Flow Oiless air filters have built in air horn / velocity stack built right into them. I just bought one and realized it as i was installing it..very nice surprise indeed. Just make sure you get the size that matched your intake piping perfectly..I've seen 2.5 / 2.75 / and 3.0 inch filters at Super Autobacs where I purchased mine. My AEM shortram was 2.75
Pics? How much?
I think one of the Apex-i filters has a horn inside...searching...
yeah this ish...
meh maybe not...
50 bucks but worth it..its guaranteed to last the life of your car and doesnt degrade when washed..just go to the aem website and you can read up on it.
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96 Civic Hatch
***12.9 @ 103 drag radials WOOT!!**
211 WHP @ 9500
JDM B18C (only 1000 miles on it
Bored .20 over w/JDM Type R pistons
11.5:1 Compression
Portflow ported head
3 Angle Valve Job
Skunk2 titanium valvesrings/retainers
skunk2 stage 2 cams
skunk2 intake mani
00 civic SI tranny
Hyperclutch stage 2
light flywheel / crank pulley
JDM 4-1 header 2.5 inch collector
2.5 inch test pipe
5Zigen Fireball cat back
B&M FPR with gauge
AEM CAI
MSD ignition
P28 ECM OBD-1
Bubba Built and Dyno Tuned
But this was 2 years after the first graph. And actually he added a cat and used bigger piping which should cause him to lose bottem end. But the short ram vs the cai also helps alot in the mid range. I don't see much of a point to it with the filter on though.
That is by no means a comparison of stack vs. no stack since it took 4 variable changes to achieve the new graph. All it proves is that you can change things, and get different ammounts of power
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