Ac12
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Still don't see it listed on dream website
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Ya I asked them if they'd ever make a cheaper option for the Hondas and Toyotas, basically told me to get my money up lolhttps://www.eventuri.net/products/honda-civic-fl5-type-r/
Don't see it for order anywhere but probably the same price as the FK8. $1600 for an intake is mainly if you have money to burn.
So is $4k for a Spoon exhaust but people love to buy quality stuff.https://www.eventuri.net/products/honda-civic-fl5-type-r/
Don't see it for order anywhere but probably the same price as the FK8. $1600 for an intake is mainly if you have money to burn.
To be honest that is a comical claim for any intake on any Honda.I saw on their FK8 intake it mentions knocking off a second on 60-130. Wonder the validity and if similar results are expected on FL5/DE5. Effective intakes don't always show much on a dyno versus actual driving. This was true on two of my past vehicles.
Probably not much different. Eventuri's design unfortunately suffers from the same choke point as the factory air box. If they want to move more air it needs a way in. There are a couple of other aftermarket intakes out there that have additional ducting for more air intake, this is key if you want significant improvement. I will also note this does not really become an issue until output of around 400whp. Eventuri's intake looks great but it seems to me they worked hard on looking nice but didn't invest much into the performance side of R&D.I'd like to see what the difference in gains are between an aftermarket air filter and this intake.
Would you mind sharing which ones? Interested in an HVI but want to make an informed decisionThere are a couple of other aftermarket intakes out there that have additional ducting for more air intake, this is key if you want significant improvement.
The PRL HVI is the most notable option because it is the one we have thoroughly tested and will be positioned at the best cost for most, $399. Because I am sure it will come up.... this intake is expected to start shipping in March.Would you mind sharing which ones? Interested in an HVI but want to make an informed decision
Not quite what you're looking for but I saw this comparison a little while back...I'd like to see what the difference in gains are between an aftermarket air filter and this intake.
Seem to be the case! I doubt it makes its way to consumer vehicles (and I can't tell how / if a filter is implemented), but this Acuity intake off one of the track-only FL5s they've worked with goes right into the passenger wheel well:To be honest that is a comical claim for any intake on any Honda.
Probably not much different. Eventuri's design unfortunately suffers from the same choke point as the factory air box. If they want to move more air it needs a way in. There are a couple of other aftermarket intakes out there that have additional ducting for more air intake, this is key if you want significant improvement. I will also note this does not really become an issue until output of around 400whp. Eventuri's intake looks great but it seems to me they worked hard on looking nice but didn't invest much into the performance side of R&D.