🚘 ACURA Integra GS-R K&N Cold Air Intake Kit: High Performance with Guaranteed Horsepower Increase - 50-State Legal - Fits 1994-2001- Model 57-3509 Review

Everything works fine just the vacuum hose from head to intake is not long enough. I have a 99 GSR but it's still not perfect. Sounds good even though the RPM is over 4k.

i think i get a slight increase in both power and gas mileage. Besides, it just looks great! Much cleaner than storage box/breather. But not as wild as some other aftermarket Cai etc. Recommended!

I have a 1998 Integra LS. This recording is for the GSR. I bought some vacuum fittings from Autozone for about $5 and plugged one end into a hard vent line and the other end into an air inlet grommet. I'm still trying to find a better solution, but this is working fine now. The reception itself is really good. It's not loud at all, but when you step on it it makes a powerful muscular growl. I noticed an increase in MPG which is great. It's also CARB certified, which is the main reason I'm…

This turned out to be a very good investment in my Acura Integra LS DC2 (B18B). I used to be able to barely go 300 miles on a full tank with my standard airbox. After installing my new K&N intake I noticed an increase in fuel consumption per gallon. I've now done 300 miles and have about 1/4-3/8 fuel left. The only problem I had was getting a rigid crankcase ventilation line into the new intake manifold; so i had to somehow lengthen the hose from the valve cover so that the rigid line reached…

By far the best price on the web, at least $50 less than any competitor I could find. You get exactly what you expect after the purchase. It's a fairly simple install, but if you don't know how to bypass the crankshaft or whatever it's called, stores will typically install it for around $60, which is less than the average standard $100 wage -Dollars per hour for mechanics at the moment. Anyhow, back to the product, I installed it on my 2000 Integra SE (GS with only OT fairing kit), looks very…