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Hi guys, has any one got one of these fitted to a FN2? if so how was it to fit and was any extra modifications required other than battery,coolant tank and ecu relocation. also any noticeable gains over standard.
SKUNK2 CAI HONDA CIVIC TYPE R FN2
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Staffs Deltic has it fitted to his FN2.
I've seen one being fitted, you need to trim a bit of the chassis leg and the back of the passenger headlight to get it to fit properly. It's not a hard job for a garage that's done it before.
Staffs saw great gains over the CPL CAI with it and I made good figures on my FD2 with it.
I've seen one being fitted, you need to trim a bit of the chassis leg and the back of the passenger headlight to get it to fit properly. It's not a hard job for a garage that's done it before.
Staffs saw great gains over the CPL CAI with it and I made good figures on my FD2 with it.
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Thanks Loxy, i like the look of this one plus i have experience with Skunk2 products from my B16A2 days so i know there top quality, i was planning on fitting the kit myself bit nervous about trimming chassis bits off though lol. i watched a video on youtube but it was being fitted on a Si which i believe the kit is intended for and needs extra modification to work with the CTR. i may opt for the Mugen replica if i chicken out...
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I like the look of it and I'm more for functionality than sound plus it's carbon I'm planning on detailing the engine bay with a carbon slam panel and a few other bits so it would fit in nicely
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As Loxy says I have one fitted to mine. You don't need to trim the chassis leg just a few alterations to the the base and back of the passenger head light. It is a great bit of kit and for me proved well worth the hassle of getting it fitted (it was done at Grinspeed as they had done one beforehand). I saw a good increase in air flow into the engine as a result of the Skunk2 intake going on. 