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Auspuh
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I could like to know of a good sounding intkae for a 97 integra I thinked about a Injen or Aem.
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I have a Aem V2 and man it sounds good
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depends if your looking for cold air intake or short ram <span title="intake.............AEM">intake......... Brute Force Air Intake should to well if you just worried about the sound but if you want performance go with the Injen Power Flow Cold Air Intake System
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Go with a twin turbo, bigger injectors, and big intercooler.
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If your wanting good sound go with a short ram intake, I propose Weapon R, it has been proved to be more effient hp and tq gains than all the big other intake competitors, aem, etc.

I would not go with cold air intake unless you get a bypass valve or else you'll end up hydro locking your engine from hitting mud puddles.. etc.
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goto autozone purchase an aem filter the cone and an exhaust pipe adapter, 2.25id three od. I believe it'll cost you 30$.
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if you want you are integra to sound deafening get a short ram but you should make a heat shield for it
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find a comptech intake system. 400 dollars is lots for an intake system, but it's well worth it. It has all the pros of a short ram and cold air with none of the negatives.
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Short Ram intakes are overall a bit louder than cold air intakes. They also give a better pedal answer, although they give less power completely. A short ram is less costly, easier to install, and greatly decreases the risk of hydrolocking your engine caused by water to get in the filter.
The downside is that since it sits up higher and closer to the engine, it gets warmer air that a CAI.
Still, I could recommend a Short Ram, and could greatly recommend the AEM brand.
Good Luck
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