tunedup

Ive installed one on a civic before is it the same thing for
THe Max???

got rice?

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yep, real easy.
disconnect neg. terminal on the battery
loosen bolts/screws on the stock air box
loosen any hose clamps holding the box onto the mass air flow sensor
disconnect MAF
plug in new filter/adapter (and intake temp sensor if applicable)
connect MAF
tighten hose clamps and any screws/brackets
connect battery

tunedup

i think i got a sweet deal
I personally dont like ractive but ... i guess i couldnt hold out
it was $ 65 brand new.

metallic97gxe

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I have a Ractive Super Flow Intake Cone Filter I got mine for $20.00 from a local shop and the adapter from lighningmotorsports.com for $25.00. I don't get it,to me filters are all the same you just end up paying for the name K&N,Stealin'etc,etc,they all do the same thing to me the one I have and the other one's I have seen that have the inverted cone have more surface area for air to flow in I am very satisfied wiht mine Ractive or any other brand just look at how it is made it is nice,unless you are embarrased by saying I have brand X filter instead of K&N or STILLEN..........$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

kratz74

Where would someone get a brand X filter and a homemade tube toa attach to the MAF? Does NAPA have this sturr?