instaled new intake today
#1
instaled new intake today
and for all the weapon R haters out there, whats the deal?..i think the secret weapon for the tc is a good all around intake. the install was quick, it looks good. and it sounds great from about 3000 rpm on up too the redline,and bonestock under 3 grand..and to top it all off, i did over 100 miles of driving today without the apperance of the infamous CEL..
thats was with city ,highway, and flat out on the backroads
all in all, the car sounds better,pulls harder and longer, and the intake does not mess anything up when installed properly
thats was with city ,highway, and flat out on the backroads
all in all, the car sounds better,pulls harder and longer, and the intake does not mess anything up when installed properly
#2
i really didn't think that weapon-r throws CEL i think it was an install thing. when people who installed them, they just quickly rev'd it to hard the 1st time round that the ECU never got to compensate(sp?) weapon-r didn't really have a good name when they 1st came out but seems to me that they are actually taking steps to known as a good company... but that's just my opinion BTW
#3
Ok this sounds good, because i am considering this intake, and my car is complete stock as well. I am hoping that i will hear more good stories this week before i make my final decision
#5
whats the deal with the filter on the weapon-r? I'm not really looking to buy it, but that's one of the big reasons why. In the past a lot of people either used the reusable K&N Filters or something that looked really similar. I'm a little bit skeptical of the weapon-r design's reusability as well as it's efficacy.
#7
The filter on the Weapon R seems to be some sort of foam, which is supposed to be better than the cotton based ones? not too sure though. and they are reusuable according to creativeconepts
#12
i got the intake from rsworks.com...disconnect the battery before you take the oe intake and air box out,reconnect everything and then let the car come to temp about 10 minuets..be very carefull with the MAF when removing it..and the filter looks to be quality to me, unlike other filters it takes air in from the top and sides unlike others
hope this helps
hope this helps
#13
i got the intake from rsworks.com...disconnect the battery before you take the oe intake and air box out,reconnect everything and then let the car come to temp about 10 minuets..be very carefull with the MAF when removing it..and the filter looks to be quality to me, unlike other filters it takes air in from the top and sides unlike others
hope this helps
hope this helps
#14
Re: instaled new intake today
Originally Posted by HondaKiller
and for all the weapon R haters out there, whats the deal?..i think the secret weapon for the tc is a good all around intake. the install was quick, it looks good. and it sounds great from about 3000 rpm on up too the redline,and bonestock under 3 grand..and to top it all off, i did over 100 miles of driving today without the apperance of the infamous CEL..
thats was with city ,highway, and flat out on the backroads
all in all, the car sounds better,pulls harder and longer, and the intake does not mess anything up when installed properly
thats was with city ,highway, and flat out on the backroads
all in all, the car sounds better,pulls harder and longer, and the intake does not mess anything up when installed properly