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Oct 6, 2005 | 04:54 AM

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dbeast420

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BTW.... Anyone know what the Integra uses in those two ports, near the bend ??

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Not sure,mine had caps on them when I got it.

Just thinking..... they might be good for an IATemp Gauge,
and an Intake manifold pressure gauge port..
for giggles, since they're already there.....

If you get the K&N RX-4750 best place for the IAT sensor is in the filter. There is a small hole in the base of the filter,you'll have to enlarge it a little to get it to fit. The sensor cable may be a little short so,you may have to extend it .

Oct 6, 2005 | 10:46 AM

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willwren

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The IAT harness on his 93 will reach the filter no problem.

Oct 7, 2005 | 02:04 AM

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Charliebonn

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BTW.... Anyone know what the Integra uses in those two ports, near the bend ??

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Originally Posted by dbeast420

Not sure,mine had caps on them when I got it.

Just thinking..... they might be good for an IATemp Gauge,
and an Intake manifold pressure gauge port..
for giggles, since they're already there.....

Affirmative! Filter'* the best place.
The sensor cable is OK.
Was thinking of aftermarket gauges for giggles...Not that one could do much with the info... ceptin maybe tell, when the filter needs cleaning,
by monitoring the manifold pressure / temp and applying air density math, and compare to daily averages.