Best Intakes
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Best Intakes
So in my recent purchase of my 02 s2000. I'm looking forward to buying a intake. I want to spend 200 and under. I'm thinking maybe a K&N intake. Just out of what you guys have, I'm looking for something that has a amazing sound. Other than that one more thing what stereo do you guys have that allows you too hook up you IPod/IPhone to the speakers. Thanks, Max 52
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I would think for $200, that K & N or a used Comptech would be very good value. Unfortunately the only one I have experience with it much more expensive.
As for the radio, I think most people use Alpine, because of their ease of integration with the Apple devices. The big decision here is weather you want to also install amp and speakers. If you just want to change the head unit, find one of the Alpines with some built in power, or get their power boost unit, so you can hear it above the wind noise.
As for the radio, I think most people use Alpine, because of their ease of integration with the Apple devices. The big decision here is weather you want to also install amp and speakers. If you just want to change the head unit, find one of the Alpines with some built in power, or get their power boost unit, so you can hear it above the wind noise.
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What about an ebay intake? with a different filter? Been considering it lately.
Although just taking the top cover off my OEM intake made a huge difference in sound (I know technically it would result in -hp, but I'm not racing my car ha.
Although just taking the top cover off my OEM intake made a huge difference in sound (I know technically it would result in -hp, but I'm not racing my car ha.
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I would think for $200, that K & N or a used Comptech would be very good value. Unfortunately the only one I have experience with it much more expensive.
As for the radio, I think most people use Alpine, because of their ease of integration with the Apple devices. The big decision here is weather you want to also install amp and speakers. If you just want to change the head unit, find one of the Alpines with some built in power, or get their power boost unit, so you can hear it above the wind noise.
As for the radio, I think most people use Alpine, because of their ease of integration with the Apple devices. The big decision here is weather you want to also install amp and speakers. If you just want to change the head unit, find one of the Alpines with some built in power, or get their power boost unit, so you can hear it above the wind noise.