Cold Air Intake Kit for Honda Civic 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 1.7L L4 (Black)

Super easy to install, only need a Philips screwdriver. (for the hose clamps) Overall quality is great, I’m pretty weary of any parts that aren’t big name brands, but this one is solid. Intake pipe is a good fit, no modifications needed, the pcv nipple for the hose is the perfect spot. The actual material of the filter I would compare to spectre brand. The color of the filter and the couplers are lighter blue than the picture but still a very nice blue. The only thing I had issues with was the mounting brackets, not positive how exactly it’s supposed to mount to the car, let alone the intake itself. I ended up not using the second piece of piping. Performance wise, solid 10/10. It’s a “cold air intake” obviously it gives you +15hp and an extra (+5 for blue.) sound wise it has a slight whistle between 1500-1700rpm, checked and double checked, everything’s sealed and put on right, but it’s a bonus right? As for durability, so far within the last week have gone through hot weather (80’f) cold weather (30’f-40’f) rain, and dirt roads. Highway driving and city driving. Overall would buy again, hope this was a thorough review for you to read. If you can snag this whole kit for under $70 it’s well worth it. (1999 Honda accord 2.3l sedan)

Easy to install despite the lack of instructions. Looks good and seems to do the job.

Out of the box I noticed tons of shavings inside the piping. Wasn't a big deal to me to clean out, it was just something I noticed another reviewer state and made sure to pay attention to. The weld quality and cutouts all looked good. The fitment was good. I guess I would suggest putting it on your throttle body first loosely, but snug so it doesn't fall off. Then go for that mounting bolt. Everything should go together fine. Obviously make sure to tighten everything down. All in all the piping isn't "perfect", but it fits just fine! All the gasketing and rubber hosing fit fine and snug. I will be changing the clamp I'm using in the photo(for the breather hose on the intake pipe), it was a cheap one I had on had because one didn't come with the package. Otherwise you'll have all the other clamps you'll need. The filter quality was great from what I could tell. The gluing looks good and everywhere that needed to be sealed looked to be sealed. I've driven the car a few times and haven't noticed anything falling apart from heat, but time will tell I suppose. The sound quality is good, it's what you would expect from putting on a cold air/ram/whatever you'd like to say intake. The performance seems to be good. Though I haven't hooked up my scanner to watch temps, everything seems to be running fine and "cool". Overall this turned out to be a great cheap intake to throw on this old Honda I'm messing with. Its a D17A1 so im not going crazy, but im probably going to swap to an A2 and see where we go from there... Though I see some reviews say negative things I recommend trying this out, especially for the price! **I would definitely recommend getting a different crankcase breather hose! The one that comes with fits, sure, but it very soft and only gets softer with heat. It ends up collapsing and will pinch off that ventilation.

Had to cut it to fit my 96 accord but it did fit nicely and worked out the way I wanted

do not buy this. it sucks. they welded a piece completely wrong and backwards.

W work good and sound good

Got it for my 2001 f150 5.4. Fits nice and finish is nice on it. Sits solid on its mounts. Only bought it for looks (factory air pipe looks like trash to me) . Sounds nice as well since eliminating factory silencer curve piece.

Product does not fit as shown. Poor fitment on sensor. Bad clamps that come with them, I bent them while using hand tools. It do sound nice for the 2-3 weeks it lasted. Almost cost me my engine since the metal got stuck I got lucky you might not so save your money and get the good stuff because at the end of the day, You get what you pay for