ADTR INTAKE
The tray is used on the newer style Bonnevilles that have the ECU in the Air Cleaner box.
Your bonneville may not need the ECU tray if your ECU is not in the Air Box. As for the harness, you can use your stock harness with this unit now.
Your bonneville may not need the ECU tray if your ECU is not in the Air Box. As for the harness, you can use your stock harness with this unit now.
Yeah man, what rat said, its only in the airbox on ...what '95 and aboves? Ya dont have to worry bout it, but that hondas intake is lookin pretty nice to me right now......80 bucks
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From: Bloomington-Normal, IL 1997 SE

So I would need the separate box for my car??? I bet you could get the IAT sensor hole by the TB, and then just make a heat shield for it, that would save you alot of $$$.
Originally Posted by zzzzzeke
civic intake tube at autozone for $39.99 

Originally Posted by DeathRat
Originally Posted by zzzzzeke
civic intake tube at autozone for $39.99 

Originally Posted by macho_mike21
Will I need the PCM box for my '97?
On my car all I had to do was move my IAT sensor a little bit, there was plenty of slack in the line, and if not I cant imagine anyone would actually by a harness extender for $25 when you can just splice the wires.
A good filter that is K&N like is the Ractive, good reputable company.
Oh and about the IAT mounting... that wouldnt be hard with the proper drill bit. Plus if you were worried about a leak there you can simply reinforce it with clear silicone, or whatever color ya want really.
A good filter that is K&N like is the Ractive, good reputable company.
Oh and about the IAT mounting... that wouldnt be hard with the proper drill bit. Plus if you were worried about a leak there you can simply reinforce it with clear silicone, or whatever color ya want really.
Originally Posted by Kuhl
On my car all I had to do was move my IAT sensor a little bit, there was plenty of slack in the line, and if not I cant imagine anyone would actually by a harness extender for $25 when you can just splice the wires.


