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insurAGENT January-16th-2003 11:36 AM

1.6L Intake assistance
 
Hey guys I got a 2001 DX shitty 1.6L. I was looking into past threads and read that there are some problems with the AEM 1.6L intake is there any other intakes that are available for the 1.6 ?

macdaddyslomo January-16th-2003 11:48 AM

there isnt an AEM Intake for the 1.6L engine...the only one specifically made for the 1.6L is the Injen intake and from what I understand the probs were fixed if you buy a new one

insurAGENT January-16th-2003 12:07 PM

Im sorry thats what I ment. Its earlier over here I know there is a Injen intake its like 240 bucks i ment to say is there a AEM intake. But I take it as a no. Thanx

macdaddyslomo January-16th-2003 02:52 PM

ok here is what you do...(this is what i did)...cut the tube for your MAF out of the stock airbox,then buy one of those Protege5 intakes off e bay for like $45 bucks...buy a vacuum plug from you local parts store large enough to plug the IAT hole ,hook up the intake,and BAM!! you have an awesome short ram/CAI for cheap!!

JAC January-18th-2003 02:06 PM

I'm thinking about doing this mod too, forgive my ignorance but what's the IAT hole?

thanks

midnightblue97 January-18th-2003 03:42 PM


Originally posted by JAC
I'm thinking about doing this mod too, forgive my ignorance but what's the IAT hole?

thanks

The hole where the Intake Air Temp Sensor goes.

Sky_high January-18th-2003 07:06 PM

Woh! Wait a sec... how do you know if the Injen intake for a 1.6L is old or the new one? I am considering purchasing one, but if there is a major problem I might reconsider my decision.

Does anyone recommend getting an Injen CAI for the 1.6L? If not why?

Thanks!

THEGOLDPRO January-18th-2003 08:32 PM


Originally posted by macdaddyslomo
ok here is what you do...(this is what i did)...cut the tube for your MAF out of the stock airbox,then buy one of those Protege5 intakes off e bay for like $45 bucks...buy a vacuum plug from you local parts store large enough to plug the IAT hole ,hook up the intake,and BAM!! you have an awesome short ram/CAI for cheap!!
you waisted 45 bucks for a 4 inch piece of pipe????

macdaddyslomo January-19th-2003 01:15 PM

actually I got 2 peices of pre-bent polished pipe which happen to fit perfectly in my car,3 peices of silicone hose connectors,all the hose clamps,cone filter,chrome heat sheild and l brackets to secure it.....so who the hell wasted money????:rolleyes:

THEGOLDPRO January-19th-2003 04:24 PM

well all righty then buddy! all i saw was a crappy lookin filter and a 4 inch piece of pipe, i mena if you used more than that good for you. im not bashing you, im just stating what i saw.

NegatiZE January-20th-2003 03:28 AM


Originally posted by Sky_high
Woh! Wait a sec... how do you know if the Injen intake for a 1.6L is old or the new one? I am considering purchasing one, but if there is a major problem I might reconsider my decision.

Does anyone recommend getting an Injen CAI for the 1.6L? If not why?

Thanks!

If your car is an automatic - no, because you will hate the jerking issues that come w/ it. If it's the 5 speed, go for it.

If you do a search on injen and jerking, you'll see what I mean.

Sky_high January-20th-2003 06:01 AM

Thanks NegatiZE,

I do have a 5 speed manual. I will do a search and read more into it.

macdaddyslomo January-21st-2003 11:29 AM

if you are looking at my pics you wont see my current intake..it looks way better than that...that old one was just a pop style intake...that costed still about $35 to make...although $25 was for the filter....


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