Velocity Stacks

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Originally Posted by BIG WORM

couldn't you get the same effect by putting window screen and a rubber band on the end of the pipe? panty hose? an old sock? My friend had one in his front bumper, but it was more for looks, I thought. Isn't a open pipe the same?

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no the straight edge of the end of the pipe will actually make less power than the same intake with a filter.

the velocity stack is designed with a radius curve in place to smooth the transition of the airflow into the pipe while improving velocity in most cases

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Originally Posted by BIG WORM

couldn't you get the same effect by putting window screen and a rubber band on the end of the pipe? panty hose? an old sock? My friend had one in his front bumper, but it was more for looks, I thought. Isn't a open pipe the same?

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Plain end open pipe is even worse than having a filter.

bought one from bpi this weekend. should be here tomorrow.

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Originally Posted by allen8603

bought one from bpi this weekend. should be here tomorrow.

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x2:goodjob:

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Originally Posted by 93db2

x2:goodjob:

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you got one too well guess I gotta get one too

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Originally Posted by bigdare23

http://www.bpinitiatives.com/assemblies.php

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Since you don't mine spending money,check this website.The velocity stack can be place on the end of the filter :D

outhttp://prmracing.com/

DARE whats the difference between just the stack and stack W/filter

^^^about 1-2hp

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Originally Posted by patrick4588

^^^about 1-2hp

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So im guessing the filter helps then.

i meant loss of 1-2hp, but i would run a filter just for the purpose of cleaner air and no risk of sucking up any debris.

ok

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Originally Posted by southside

DARE whats the difference between just the stack and stack W/filter

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Tests we have seen on all-motor Hondas, have yield negligable differences with regard to power and torque. My advise: run the filter.

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Originally Posted by BryanPendlet

Tests we have seen on all-motor Hondas, have yield negligable differences with regard to power and torque. My advise: run the filter.

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Too late I already order the Velocity stack!

stack will be here tomorrow

got mine already haven't installed it yet

got mine friday should have got 3.5inch oh well.It fits just dont have a motor to put it on

when I bought my car the dumbass was running open throttle body :screwy:... so I bought just an ebay intake and put a velocity stack on it and made a filter of sorts with screen door material ( that you cant see ) in btw. the velocity stack itself and the piping.... I noticed a small increase in throttle response.... maybe 1-3 hp?.... it also did sound slightly better in vtec crossover!!! :goodjob:


Here is a pic of the current velocity stack ( SOON TO BE REPLACED BY ITB'S )

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m...43_rs22_cr.jpg

why does your velocity stack lok weird

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Originally Posted by southside

why does your velocity stack lok weird

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nu uh!!!! u look weird :crazy:

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Originally Posted by Gorilla Eg!

nu uh!!!! u look weird :crazy:

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Thanks:chuckles:

i was looking into doing ITBs down the road a bit

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1191757&page=1
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Originally Posted by sakasaku

i was looking into doing ITBs down the road a bit

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they arent good for daily driving and better find a good tuner:goodjob:

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Originally Posted by sakasaku

http://www.honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1191757&page=1
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DIY= FAIL :tongue1:

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Originally Posted by southside

they arent good for daily driving and better find a good tuner:goodjob:

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not true i could drive my car everyday if i wanted too. the itb's don't hinder that.

however they can be a pain in the ass the tune and react to climate changes like temp and humidity.

and the guy that wanted to do the diy itb's dont waste your time i've never seen a car make more power with them than a nice intake manifold. if you want itb's you have to spend some $$$$ on some high quality ones or you'll be bashing them within the first month of putting them on your car.