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That sounds like your leaking off fuel pressure overnight. Dealer hasn't checked the fuel pressure after sitting overnight?

That sounds like your leaking off fuel pressure overnight. Dealer hasn't checked the fuel pressure after sitting overnight?

The instigator that didn't graduate grade school, should go back to his matchbox cars and let the adults talk.

Suggest you learn how to read, that's not my car.

And for doing so Improved Racing has nothing to say and their fanboy boy calls me rude before validating my own claim. Maybe companies need to stop with using AI to get specs and actually do some R & D. Yes I'm bitching because of that bs.

The pics proved one thing dude, this is something that should have been actually done during R & D and the barbs are too small for 3/8" hose. Also can put the factory hose clamp on your 3/8" hose and prove it won't even open up enough to go over a 3/8" barb. Would you like those pics as well...

And there clearly is not a 9.5mm 3/8 barb anywhere. Thanks for confirming. Can also confirm the hose stayed the same from 2017 to 2025. Because as I side ID on on factory line and OD on the Honda barb is 5/16 or roughly 8mm. I see though you didn't bother showing us just how small the Factory...

Coming from someone who apparently is ok with vacuum leaks and your car running rich, you go for it. I paid $300 for a kit that was supposed to have the correct size hoses and support that actually answers a ticket. Not to mention the R&D that apparently wasn't done for the vehicle it was sold...

Ok so you ignore the fact that improved racing lied about their test results as well as the size of the Honda barbs And why are they not here disputing it? They used oversized hoses to get great test results. Plenty of pics proving this. Hose clamp doesn't fix it, correcting the hoses does.

Make sure you check engine side. You won't see leaks at can side because the fittings on the can are 3/8" ID. I'm not doing it with 3/8" on engine side. I have replaced an intake due to someone over tightening a hose that was too large. That boy got a foot in his ass for that one.

I used barb adapters to adapt back to the 5/16". Your going to run rich with a vacuum leak and you will see oil blowing out around the hoses after you run it awhile. I have seen a vacuum leak without a code though. Ask the guy with the radium can and leaking hoses due to o-rings. he didn't get...

Factory clamps won't even open up enough to go over the barb with the supplied 3/8" hoses. I'm using them with 5/16" fuel line and they are opened as far as they can go to get over the factory 5/16" barbs. Try again. Take a look at the pics from earlier of the factory hose alongside the 3/8...

I know you didn't use the factory clamps, they won't even fit over the supplied hoses. You did say you had to change the clamps in the video and again you clarified the size with Collin in the comments and the factory most certainly are not used and most certainly the factory barbs are 5/16"...

My comment from last night in response to Collin, who removed my tag from his response to me so I wouldn't be notified, in dispute of his claims of 3/8" barbs used by Honda was deleted and I reposted it this morning. And when it decides to disappear again, here is a screenshot.

Yes, my comment from last night was deleted by by @phothrottle or @CollinWiedel-o1c last night. I had to repost it again this morning, I am making sure people are aware the test results are skewed because of the larger hoses used, also support at Improved Racing will not respond to this or post...

You'll need a foot of 5/16 hose and 2 barbs to adapt from 3/8 to 5/16. I also put a 5/16 check valve on the intake side. I just responded to the youtube comment and linked back to here. I don't appreciate the flat out lying from them and the reviewer about Honda hose barbs being 3/8. He damn...

Yeah and I just responded to that. Again the barbs are plastic 5/16. Try tightening those hoses down enough to seal and you'll be replacing the intake and and valve cover. I fixed mine by replacing the hoses with the proper size. 9.5mm are 3/8 and i guarantee those barbs are not 3/8. Here is a...

No, didn't even get a response from their nonexistent customer support. They also wouldn't post my review on their website. Can might look great but they sure as hell don't stand by their product.

Ok so I paid under MSRP on my BB 2025. But after rims and tires, ppf and ceramic, I've got 53k in it. Your not going to find anyone going lower than what they have in the car.

I have this can and guess what, as usual they used 3/8" lines. You can't use a 5/16" clamp on a 3/8" hose. So now they can either replace them with the proper 5/16" or I am returning it. At $300 I shouldn't have to buy parts to make it work. If you put 3/8" hoses on 5/16" fittings you will have...