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heyy!! watsup fellas, my name is Farshad, i live in Montgomery County, Maryland. I'm thirteen years old, and ive got a love for cars. My brother owns a 2005 VW GTI 1.8T.. and ive been tuning that myself, we got it brand new the end of last year. its got an EIP Tuning cat-back, w/ 2 12 inch infinity perfect subs. My cousin owns a 2006 Acura RSX Type S. I recently added an intake to that. Now you're prob thinking why is this 13 year old kid here. Well my parents saw how i am with cars, and went and bought me a 5,000 dollar 2000 white honda civic dx. its got 50,000 miles on it, in mint condition. Its beautiful. Now ive got a question for ya'll long time civic tuners. im lookin for an intake, i though i should start out small.. i cant decide between the HONDA CIVIC 96-00 CX/DX/LX AEM COLD AIR INTAKE SYSTEM - POLISHED, or the HONDA CIVIC 96-00 CX/DX/LX INJEN INTAKE SYSTEM (POLISHED ONLY)

pricewise, i really dont care, these are the only ones ino, what is the best intake, that is make for a 2000 Honda Civic DX coupe.. and remember, PRICE DOES NOT MATTER, I NEED THE BEST!!!

THANKS GUYS!

 
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Id try to get the AEM V2 cold air intake system id say its definatly better over the injen any day

 
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are u kidding.. only one response..

 
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get the ice man.. i know its not listed, but the aluminum tube intakes are more succeptible to heat soak.. that kinda defeats the purpose of a cool air intake...

 
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If you are looking to add flash to your car go with a polished or chrome piece since all you would be caring about are looks... but if you want a piece that will do you some good do the iceman intake or something from K&N or something of that nature because I also agree with the heat issue that is unless you wrap the intake but why spend the extra $$$$....

 
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How do you tune a stock car with no tuning device?

 
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i'm pretty sure he means modifying.. i.e. he's a tuner or car modifier...

 
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gotcha, the way he said it made it sound like he actually tuned it.