Green Filter Dynatwist CAI
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My DIY on the install of my Green filters Dynatwist CAI is up on my webby
DIY **dialup beware**
I know my car is an EP2 and has the D16V1 engine but I have the Honda Electronic Parts catalogue European edition which shows a lot of shared parts with the Coupe. (throttle body)
The Dynatwist gives a fair bit more power maybe 10bhp. It is also very quiet at any speed on half or neutral throttle but WOT it really roars and the VTEC is clearer sounding too. The engine note is much deeper which also means the rev limiter is more of a suprise oops.
All in I am very happy with the Dynatwist so far. I dont know if the twister actually does anything different to other CAI.
DIY **dialup beware**
I know my car is an EP2 and has the D16V1 engine but I have the Honda Electronic Parts catalogue European edition which shows a lot of shared parts with the Coupe. (throttle body)
The Dynatwist gives a fair bit more power maybe 10bhp. It is also very quiet at any speed on half or neutral throttle but WOT it really roars and the VTEC is clearer sounding too. The engine note is much deeper which also means the rev limiter is more of a suprise oops.
All in I am very happy with the Dynatwist so far. I dont know if the twister actually does anything different to other CAI.
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Rep Power: 0 The Filter was 150GBP(283USD) all in from www.motorsportworld.co.uk but I dont know if they deliver outside scotland. Greenfilter are french I think.
Your Filter looks wicked, which kind is it.
Your Filter looks wicked, which kind is it.
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Rep Power: 0 Great Job Halfloaf .......... and WELCOME to www.7thgencivic.com FAMILY
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Rep Power: 345 thats quiet expensive but pretty neat.
great site btw.
the D16V1 does share quite a few parts. the intake resonator is different though, noticed that.
great site btw.
the D16V1 does share quite a few parts. the intake resonator is different though, noticed that.
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Rep Power: 0 Hi CapYoda
Yes the Resonator and filter housing is different from coupe. I have been trying to match up as many parts that cross over. Things like the inlet and exhaust gaskets are the same part number, so I am also hoping to try a D17 aftermarket header on my car to see if it can fit.
Yes the Resonator and filter housing is different from coupe. I have been trying to match up as many parts that cross over. Things like the inlet and exhaust gaskets are the same part number, so I am also hoping to try a D17 aftermarket header on my car to see if it can fit.
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I'm just kiddin with ya. Cool intake. Glad to hear your happy with it.
I'm just kiddin with ya. Cool intake. Glad to hear your happy with it.
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