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Old 06-28-2016, 11:15 AM
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Originally Posted by S2000_916
how come no one has thought of a slip in pipe like our stock filter? slip pipe into the stock arm and run the pipe down to the right fog light area? seems like this would be easy to do and be pretty close to AEM design
Whats the benefit of this approach vs. just installing an AEM CAI?
Old 06-29-2016, 11:13 PM
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Originally Posted by Syncmaster
Originally Posted by S2000_916' timestamp='1466725240' post='24000852
how come no one has thought of a slip in pipe like our stock filter? slip pipe into the stock arm and run the pipe down to the right fog light area? seems like this would be easy to do and be pretty close to AEM design
Whats the benefit of this approach vs. just installing an AEM CAI?
stock arm is made better then any intake arm, wont hold in heat, cheaper (can piece together), all smog equipment can stay connected
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Originally Posted by jst2878
I did aem v2 and cut the bumper (brake duct area) and the results are great

I'm with this guy. The AEM V2 is simply the best option, simply because it makes the most sense.
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Originally Posted by unclebobby
Originally Posted by jst2878' timestamp='1466730964' post='24000906
I did aem v2 and cut the bumper (brake duct area) and the results are great
I'm with this guy. The AEM V2 is simply the best option, simply because it makes the most sense.
I have an AEM v2 and would like to cut a hole in the right fog light area of my AP1 bumper. But I'm concerned about hydro-lock. Thinking about making a plastic insert to block the hole should I need to drive in the rain. But I'd welcome any ideas (or existing solutions people have come up with).
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Originally Posted by snitm
Originally Posted by unclebobby' timestamp='1468625528' post='24017669
[quote name='jst2878' timestamp='1466730964' post='24000906']
I did aem v2 and cut the bumper (brake duct area) and the results are great
I'm with this guy. The AEM V2 is simply the best option, simply because it makes the most sense.
I have an AEM v2 and would like to cut a hole in the right fog light area of my AP1 bumper. But I'm concerned about hydro-lock. Thinking about making a plastic insert to block the hole should I need to drive in the rain. But I'd welcome any ideas (or existing solutions people have come up with).
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watch this video, he did exactly what you want to do, and he tested it as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqACO9SRvlw
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Originally Posted by hand banana
Originally Posted by snitm' timestamp='1471577165' post='24042773
[quote name='unclebobby' timestamp='1468625528' post='24017669']
[quote name='jst2878' timestamp='1466730964' post='24000906']
I did aem v2 and cut the bumper (brake duct area) and the results are great
I'm with this guy. The AEM V2 is simply the best option, simply because it makes the most sense.
I have an AEM v2 and would like to cut a hole in the right fog light area of my AP1 bumper. But I'm concerned about hydro-lock. Thinking about making a plastic insert to block the hole should I need to drive in the rain. But I'd welcome any ideas (or existing solutions people have come up with).
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watch this video, he did exactly what you want to do, and he tested it as well

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mqACO9SRvlw
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the video didn't actually do exactly what I want to do (nor does he discuss results, he just says he intended to actually test). but it gave me a thread to pull on. I asked the guy a question about whether he ever felt a difference by cutting the bumper in the youtube video's comments.

I've pulled the trigger on this vent duct and a 2" rubber plug. Not sure if the duct will hit the AEM v2's filter but if so I can cut back the duct (unfortunate but...). The bigger question is: will 2" of open air in front of the AEM v2's filter be sufficient? Better than nothing.. hopefully?
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Originally Posted by snitm
the video didn't actually do exactly what I want to do (nor does he discuss results, he just says he intended to actually test). but it gave me a thread to pull on. I asked the guy a question about whether he ever felt a difference by cutting the bumper in the youtube video's comments.

I've pulled the trigger on this vent duct and a 2" rubber plug. Not sure if the duct will hit the AEM v2's filter but if so I can cut back the duct (unfortunate but...). The bigger question is: will 2" of open air in front of the AEM v2's filter be sufficient? Better than nothing.. hopefully?
For your 2.4 setup, the AEM v2 is too small and what you're trying to do with the duct isn't going to make that intake any better. You need a custom 3.5 inch intake pipe like what's posted on post #150 on this link:

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/916.../page__st__125

What you're trying to accomplish with the duct, you can accomplish with a velocity stack.
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Originally Posted by b.r.i.a.n.
Originally Posted by snitm' timestamp='1471617960' post='24043043
the video didn't actually do exactly what I want to do (nor does he discuss results, he just says he intended to actually test). but it gave me a thread to pull on. I asked the guy a question about whether he ever felt a difference by cutting the bumper in the youtube video's comments.

I've pulled the trigger on this vent duct and a 2" rubber plug. Not sure if the duct will hit the AEM v2's filter but if so I can cut back the duct (unfortunate but...). The bigger question is: will 2" of open air in front of the AEM v2's filter be sufficient? Better than nothing.. hopefully?
For your 2.4 setup, the AEM v2 is too small and what you're trying to do with the duct isn't going to make that intake any better. You need a custom 3.5 inch intake pipe like what's posted on post #150 on this link:

https://www.s2ki.com/s2000/topic/916.../page__st__125

What you're trying to accomplish with the duct, you can accomplish with a velocity stack.
Cool, thanks for the pointer!

I figured out how it all fits, already ordered a vibrant velocity stack and filter (went with vibrant over AEM because vibrant is shorter, fit will be tight).
I'm going to first modify my AEM v2 with this vibrant velocity stack and filter. I'm also going to install the brake duct in the bumper for more direct cool air.
But once I get that done I'll very likely go all-in on switching to 3.5" throughout the rest of the intake.
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Originally Posted by S2000_916
how come no one has thought of a slip in pipe like our stock filter? slip pipe into the stock arm and run the pipe down to the right fog light area? seems like this would be easy to do and be pretty close to AEM design
Puffo intake is similar to this.
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Originally Posted by snitm
I have an AEM v2 and would like to cut a hole in the right fog light area of my AP1 bumper. But I'm concerned about hydro-lock. Thinking about making a plastic insert to block the hole should I need to drive in the rain. But I'd welcome any ideas (or existing solutions people have come up with).
just install the aem as intended and go.


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