Media: 2012 Honda Civic Si aFe Takeda Intake Dyno

[webby]

[medio=full]111[/medio]

 

[Dar-Dar]

No numbers?

 

[webby]

 

[Sinub]

Seems too good to be true

 

[andre12dbsi]

That does seem like a lot.

 

[pber209]

[medio=full]111[/medio]

Is it legal in california?

 

[webby]

Is it legal in california?

according to the afe website -

Air intake systems do alter the stock intake tract and therefore, requires an exemption from CARB emission requirements. As a California based company aFe submits our intake systems to CARB for exemption so that the intake system can be used legally on the street. However, obtaining CARB exemption takes time and not all aFe intake systems are exempt. Many aFe intakes have CARB EO numbers making them 50-state legal. All products that have received a CARB EO number are clearly marked on the product landing page.

When an aFe intake system is not exempt, they would be legal only in racing situations and not for street use in the 13 states that have adopted California emission standards. Contact our customer service dept @ 877-512-8111 to find out if a particular intake system is CARB exempt or not or check your local or state regulations.

 

[Sinub]

Its not legal, I have it, says race track use only or something similar, not street use.