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I know I know, the whole intake debate is old and stale BUT I saw an ad for Fujita intakes...got curious since I haven't heard of them before. I looked at their site and they only carry cold air apps for both the auto and manual for our cars. I did a search on here for anyone with the Fujita intake and only found one member who was selling it but had nothing but good things to say about it. Just wondering if anyone else has one and what they think. Does it have the same problems (drilling & battery rubbing) as the Injen CAI for autos? Please indulge my curiosity. Thanks.

here are the links for the Fujita site

http://www.f5air.com/images/complete_parts/ca1906a.jpg (picture)

http://www.f5air.com/images/dyno/ca1...05%20civic.GIF (dyno)

 
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PM the guy thats selling his and see if it has those problems similar to the injen cold air. and fujita intakes are new. i think they came out not too long ago. thats why nobody has them yet.

 
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yep ... looks nearly identical to the injen.

 
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I thought it would have the same problem, but then again it could be different. stranger things have been known to happen ha ha

 
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the dyno isn't that great

 
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^^^ agreed, but it seems a bit more realistic than... lets say AEM's or K&N's.

 
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yeah I looked at that dyno, its for a 5speed so I'm not sure how to interpret those results for an auto. I have to agree with curiousfish though, because AEM and K&N both have dynos that make you think your gonna get NASA performance or something ha ha! I'm debating on whether to switch to a CAI, I constantly go back and forth...I'm intake bi-polar ha ha! I just think its cool to see a fresh face for the intake market.

 
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well...get this intake and try it out. and tell us how it is.

 
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hehae

 
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ha ha gee thanks se7engen_ride ha ha...**** I'm getting itchy to buy one since its almost my birthday and Christmas...which happen to be on the same day lol! yup born on Christmas so I should be getting some money and presents I can sell on ebay to buy one ha ha!

 
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Get Injen CAI, I did feel the difference in torque but you must have headers to tell the difference.

 
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not worth paying over 200 bucks for a pipe and a filter. just buy the fujita cold air from the member thats selling it.

 
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Read my lips...NO intake comes close to this Blitz Sonic piece. Shield is adjustable for more torque or horsepower. Best response and sound thur the ranges.

 
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OK, WTF? Where, how much and, got Video?

 
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yea i second that, what kinda intake is that? looks like a freakin bomb

 
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http://www.srbpower.com/blitz/sonic-power.php

...still searchin for full intake kit pics...

 
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gadzooks man..

 
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wow...thats an ugly intake.

 
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haha yes it's like rocket launcher. check out www.blitz.co.jp



not cheap but effective and addictive. A MUST have MUST try, I m serious bros

 
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yo deadk, does your airkit include that spiral section to vortex the air?

 
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kit only comes with the metallic heat shield (cover) + filter as 1 unit...pipping source your own

 
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I totally agreed that Blitz Sonic Intake is the best and the rest are all crap. Try to believe it but it doesn't come cheap

 
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So, I'm wondering if it'll fit my AEM SRI piping...

 
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uhh...lets see...this things is gonna give us what...1 hp gain? not even that maybe?

 
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true. but maybe you could stick this on the end of your dezod turbo intake for more gain in that scenario...

 
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filter fits perfectly on AEM SRI intake....as long as 3" pipping....if not there's always reducer / enlarger

 
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that "thing" reminds me of the ray-gun that marvin the martian uses...but hey if it works for you, more power to you (no pun intended). Well I pm'd that guy and never got a response back soooooo....unless I can find one being sold second-hand for a better price, my curiosity will have to wait cuz I'm not paying almost $300 for 2hp if that.

 
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dont buy an intake for our car for gains lol. Their not that much different. If you think one looks good then get it , but that blitz filter.....wtf? I see know technical way a fliter of that design could be any different, not on our car.

 
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i agree and it also looks rediculous, looks liek sumthin outta mars attacks

 
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I posted this review on a previous thread:

I recently installed the Fujita CAI on my 04 EX MT. Great intake. It is one of the few intakes that Fujita makes that has the non moving tornado built into the pipe. I believe the founder was a formed head member at Injen. They say it is pretty much Injen with some modifications, such as the tornado. I wouldn't say it is secondary to Injen though.

Sound: 5 - great deep sound at full throttle that tapers on at about 3000 rpm and then tapers off at about 6000 rpm. great low sound during casual driving. Also great whistle when car shuts off.

Fit: 4 - No problem with fit at all. Fits like a glove. Only thing i noticed is pipe comes straight up from throttle body before making its left turn. Hood closes with no problem. Worried that i won't be able to fit the tanabe strut bar. Getting one within the next week to test. Other than that. Fit is great, filter right behind passenger side fog light.

Performance: 4 - As everbody knows there is only so much power to gain out of the d17A2. This intake does get the great power from a CAI system. Fujitas dyno shows 4 hp and 2.5 pounds of torque. You can't really expect much more from a CAI with no other modifications to the car. The V2 gets about the same, if not about .5 horsepower more.

Overall great intake, should be great with the Espelir JGT500 cat back coming soon.

Also no rub on battery and no vibration using the vibration mount.