bbor-imported

where can I buy this ? It'll make the car sound so sick !

It'll sound like this:
listen here

Cynikal.Mindset

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Nova_Dust

Real J's Racing or replica?

Ya password has the replica version but I doubt there will be any difference.

BTW, you are kidding about the sound, right?

bbor-imported

nope I am not.. the carbon intakes make that sick sound , just like the Racecars ! here's a few on BMW M3's.

Nova_Dust

Rob, do you also realize they run ITB with a built engine and possibly a straight pipe?

Just that intake alone won't give you any sound remotely close to what you hear in that video.

Even then, the J's racing is an intake pipe. Those M3s run CF intake plenum.

But if you want that CF intake, go for it.

RDub99

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are you actually going to buy it?

SteveZ

itll sound the same as any other intake. intakes r intakes. go with what u like the look of better.

Younes Si

That would be crazy if it did that, but it wont

imported_GoldBadge

Doesn't spracingsports have one of these?

1niceSi

Even with a CF intake, I don't think your stock CRX motor is going to Roar like a race car...lol.

Nova_Dust

I think in general, a SRI with nothing else will give off that high pitch sound as you rev higher. That's about it.

bbor-imported

it roars now ! youre just jealous.

chris_si98

I agree with steveZ and charles. The c/f intake won't create a noise anywhere near that. It'll most likely sound like any other cai or sri.

LEITNER

those things are expensive (cf manifold) endyn has one and its like $1800 usd. those also need very high compression to work and they dont sound like that video either. those cars had a whine to them that reminded me of a sequential transmission.

Nova_Dust

Perhaps straight cut gears? That sounds insanely loud.

imported_trackhack

Next time a Star Mazda race is on TV or if you get to see them live @Mosport you hear it. They ALMOST drown out the sound of the engine.

Same with the Hewland 5spds that they use in the SCCA Trans-Am cars.