Someone needs some sense knocked into them, Look at this and tell me you dont laugh Options

[Redline08]

http://www.toyotacelicaonline.com/cai1.htm

I stumbled accross this the other day and still cant stop thinking about it,

why, just why?

There is a small painted support that your high beam headlight used to be attached to. Well, it will be in the way of your filter, so it’s gotta come out.

^^?!?!?!?!?!?!?^^

Isnt it illegal to not have high beams?

This post has been edited by Redline08: Jun 4, 2007 - 6:23 PM

[purplegt4]

remember that part is for off-road use only.

[yota1994]

haha yea i remember seeing that a lil while ago??? i dont know if it is illegal to not have high beams??? you hardly use them anyways so who would know if you didnt have them or not lol....i have seen a car around where i live that has the same thing...the filter is coming out of is high beam...not exactly sure what it was...but i was like 'wtf' ??

[Remy]

.................................yeah doesn't look right to me. But oh well not my car. Thats why most ppl go for the accord CAI.

[Razgriz]

.................................yeah doesn't look right to me. But oh well not my car. Thats why most ppl go for the accord CAI.

i saw a cat the other day with this setup, except he removed the right bright as well and replaced it with a mesh screen. had after market brights mounted outside the outermost braces.

i was thinking about doing something similar myself. a long while back.

[Redline08]

amen, the accord intake is the best IMO

[yota1994]

ya to me its pretty stupid lol

the accord intake works???

[FreddyTheOthaMea...]

Ah, I remember this... There was a guy that did it with the HKS Filter and it looked better... search function??

[sugarfree]

I bet that guy was so fast.

[Culpable04]

it doesn't look as good, but honestly it draw cold air to the engine, the same idea has been applied on different cars, I've seen a green supra with something similar, it looked a lot better on the supra, it was done professionally.

on a side note, NOP I'd not do that to my car.

[laff09]

Mostly see this on 5.0s and camaros..

[tonytutino]

lol this is just ridiculous... honestly.

[tim86]

seen this on some track hondas... even another member on here had it put in a highbeam... its really not that crazy, as its just an easy way to get a lot of air

[tin_foil]

It's not really that ridiculous. It's a pretty smart way to go, as long as you care way more about performance then looks. (which for some reason isn't really the priority of most 6gc owners ). Like someone said, I think it might actually be able to look decent if you removed both high beams and put mesh there. Anyway, whatever, to each there own.

[lagos]

It's not really that ridiculous. It's a pretty smart way to go, as long as you care way more about performance then looks. (which for some reason isn't really the priority of most 6gc owners ). Like someone said, I think it might actually be able to look decent if you removed both high beams and put mesh there. Anyway, whatever, to each there own.

you probably wont even gain 5hp from this mod. if anything its more for looks.

[playr158]

I would bet this one works better than anything else

Function > form

its direct cold air, in a short path, pretty smart though it looks bad...
don't call something stupid you don't know about...

and Art NO intake will give you 5hp on a 6gc
the ignorance here is amazing

examples

http://www.modifiedcars.com/covercar.asp?id=3&p=s

This post has been edited by playr158: Jun 5, 2007 - 11:30 AM

[tin_foil]

you probably wont even gain 5hp from this mod. if anything its more for looks.

Making a blanket statement like that is a little bogus. Any high quality CIA will normally increase hp by about 2-4. This has been proven by numerous tuning shops and magazines on almost any car; including the NSX. (which saw about a 3hp increase through it's entire power curve when fitted with an AEM CAI) In the case of this celica, we're also talking about ram air. Now here's where things get a little fuzzy. At low speeds and at full throttle (i.e. on the strip), I'd guess this celica could see anywhere between 5-8hp gains. The problem is with ram air like this is, at high speeds it's going to create high pressure in the engine bay because that gaping whole, and air is going to start going over/around that intake, resulting in probably a loss of hp. Unless of course, this guy is a physics, or engineering major, specialized in fluid motion, and has managed to test and create a shape around the intake that reduces pressure. (somewhat like a cowl) Anyway, all I'm saying is this is a very good idea when made well, and as long as it's a strip only car. (imagen when it rains ) Not trying to argue with you Lagos, just saying I don't think you have much ground state the added hp.

This post has been edited by tin_foil: Jun 5, 2007 - 11:42 AM

[FreddyTheOthaMea...]

http://www.6gc.net/forums/index.php?showtopic=21828&hl=

this one...

[CelicaDrifter80]

W/ all this said and it is best to go w/ an accord intake like many of you said. but my question is, Is there not alot of aftermarket options for the 6th gen celica like hondas and acuras. Forgive the question i am a new celica owner so im still learning.

[playr158]

I think injen and maybe 1 other company make SRIs (short ram intakes) and EVILSPEED racing makes a CAI (cold air intake)...besides that there aren't any options besides homegrown.

best way to do it, K&N drop in panel filter + remove the boxes inside the fender. Your OEM intake is CAI in the way it is designed and pretty good @ that. NOBODY has done any dyno testing on intakes here so therefor there is no proven better than way to do it