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Old 01-07-04, 06:41 AM
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How much HP?

Approx how much hp would i have w/this setup?

91 n/a fc3s

k&n open filter intake
emissions removed
rb header/presilencer/trust exhaust
upgraded fuel pump
apexi afc
e-fan
tb-mod (maybe)

Well thats all I plan to do with my n/a as far has HP mods go. I've got quite a bit more to do but hey, thats the fun part.
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~150-160 rwhp

edit: btw, the upgraded fuel pump is a complete waste. with the SAFC you will be leaning out your A/F ~15%

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thanks man, one item i dont have to buy.
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Maybe skip the fuel pump & AFC, and install a cold air intake.
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me like

I like that cai set-up. I'm kinda waitin on az-rotary tech to get theirs up and running. Although I like the looks of your idea. Is there a write up on that or more pics? I think i know someone who could fab up a box like that for me.
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I forget which member built it.
You will have to search for "cold air intake"
There is some cutting & fabrication involved.
The ACV muffler is removed. The inlet is made from PVC drain pipe
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You mention "Removed emissions..." I hope that doesn't include removing the air pump. Your 91 NA needs that pump, otherwise you'll be loosing HP.

Search for "VDI and 6-port operation" if you have questions...

Your plan will net you around 150-160 RWHP depending on the condition of your engine.
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hey sureshot, do you have something to make that box flush with the hood?
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Re: me like

Originally posted by coastiespeed
I like that cai set-up. I'm kinda waitin on az-rotary tech to get theirs up and running. Although I like the looks of your idea. Is there a write up on that or more pics? I think i know someone who could fab up a box like that for me.
The N/a CAI has been on the website for a while now. Its the TII version that is still in the working stage. I just need to get it on a working TII which at the moment is not happening since mine and my friends are BOTH on jack stands.

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Originally posted by bingoboy
hey sureshot, do you have something to make that box flush with the hood?
You could probably line the top of the box--where it meets the hood--with the thick, self-adhesive weather stripping. This is all assuming that the lip of the air box somewhat reaches the hood.

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why not completely cover the box? if its a lower atmospheric pressure in the box, it would just suck heat in, right?if you just want the air from outside the car, why not completely seal the box? just don't go through an puddle that completely covers the hole at the bottom.




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