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Place of orgin: Beijing China   Brand name: CMAX  Standard or non standard: Standard     Certificate: ISO 9000

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Neutral cardboard/Neutral carton

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7-50 days

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  Material: Asbestos rubber sheet or Non asbestos rubber sheet

  Available in customized specification

  Available in OEM and ODM

Salient Features:

  Resistant to temperature&stressful conditions

  Withstand chemicals. acids, heat and pressure

  Effective sealing

  Long lasting operation

  Made from excellent raw material

CNBM is a professional motor and car oil seal manufacturers, manufacturing  more than a thousand varieties,  involving a series of models : Santana, Jetta,  Beverly, Isuzu, Toyota, Otto, John Shalikashvili and  micro-car series seal, and manufacturing machinery, household appliance industries the oil seal, O-rings,   gasket ,the best-selling products throughout the country and around the world.

 

Q:I dont wanna spend crazy money, all I want for my 97 civic car to do is to have a deep, low sound wether it comes from the front of my car or rear; I don't care. Don't want it to be crazy loud either
exhaust. with an air intake you may get a light woosh, but with a good exhaust system you'll get the steady rumble that tells people you are there. and don't get aluminum or a cheap one. get stainless. the others sound like someone used a coke can for a muffler.
Q:what the best air intake for 2005 GS TIBURON? and how many horsepowers would i get?. Thanks
save your money ur gonna need it for gas or speeding tickets cuz i know that ur just gonna be out there in the streets racing a much more high powered vehicle and get smoked.
Q:I had recently purchased and installed a short ram air intake in an ‘06 Elantra. The ad and people from forums i have read stated getting a little more horsepower and the slightest increase in gas mileage. At 75 mph (in cruise control), i drove on a highway for about 15 miles (not curvy or hilly).the Elantra burned 2 gallons of gas.another test was at 105 mph.and i burned a little over 2 gallons.i‘m confused as to how this is possible.and why at such a low speed the gas was used so quickly.
More air means more gas. But you cant expect to get good milage in anything at the speeds you are talking about. Cars are most efficent on gas from 50-55 mph. at 75 you are burning a lot more gas than what you car is rated, at 105 you are burning up alot of gas. The higher the rpms go the more gas you burn, at 105 in a elantra the revs would be very high at 105. actually going 50-60 mph will give you the best fuel economy, but you also must consider that if you take off fast.there goes alot more gas. If you consider fuel consuption a issue, then dont even bother modding your car, cause the more mods you do.the more gas you lose.
Q:does it matter on what brand to choose for the C.A.I.such as the non branded or AEM brands ? would it affect my immission test? and also how do i prevent water from gettin into the intake? -2000toyota celica-
To answer your question. On a n/a celica.no it's not going to matter. You'll get better performance from a KN typhoon. It could affect your emissions test but it's not likely as long as your MAF is in the same position as stock. How to prevent water from getting into the intake? Either: a)buy an intake bypass valve (40-50 bucks; I think aem makes them) or b)don't drive in puddles c)buy a kn drycharger filter.
Q:Should I upgrade my cold air intake?
I would say no. I upgraded my Sequoia to a KN intake system and didn't really notice any improvements. If I had it to do over, I would simply replace the filter and drill a couple of extra holes in my filter box for additional air flow.
Q:I have a really restrictive air intake on my 04 V6 sonata and I want to fabricate my own air intake ans when I was buying the parts for it, the guy at the register said it wouldn‘t be carb legal, even though I was going to use a K N filter, is that true?
I'm not from CARB land, but, from what I hear, there's not much you can mess with. Maybe put the factory intake back on for your CARB visits ??
Q:What would the best air intake and Mufflers kit be
Sorry, I don't believe anyone here can read your mind. Try asking your question again and giving us more information such as the year, make, model, and engine size of your vehicle; Are you talking about a cold air intake system? What are your goals? Do you want more horsepower? How loud of a muffler do you want? How much can you spend? The more information you provide the more accurate and helpful the answers will be. Having said that, I prefer Flowmaster mufflers and KN air intakes.
Q:Just got one but isn‘t fast enough, so will a cold air intake give me about 200 more horsepower? I think it will help the 4 turbos spool faster.
No. The most I have ever heard a Cold Air Intake give is 45HP. On average, they add 10HP.
Q:i have a 2004 honda civic and want to get an air intake for it, but most of the ones i have come across are specifically for manual. do they not make one for auto or will the manual fit? also is short ram another option? i have a 2004 honda civic lx automatic tranny. thanks
The short air intake will suck hot engine compartment air. The long air intake will suck water and hydrolock the motor which bends connecting rods. I would just leave the stock air filter in the vehicle. It is already designed with a cold air intake and all you need to do to replace it is unscrew a few screws. An after market air intake will not be needed unless you have different radical cams and larger fuel injectors with a high output fuel pump. To clean an after market filter such as KN it takes 4 hours to clean, dry properly, and oil the filter. You also run the risk of the filter oil getting on the MAF sensor and ruining it. I'd rather save the money for gas and drive those 4 hours, not sit there waiting for a filter to dry. You won't feel any difference in performance!
Q:how do u install the cold air intake on a 94 honda civic and what is the best exuast system setup to get for it to get that deep tone bumble bee sounds and would i need headers to get that sound
Hey, I had a 1992 Civic and currently have a 95. Putting in the cold air intake is the simplest job. The piping you purchased connects right onto the throttle body (above the intake manifold) and there's a little tube that connects to the engine also its kind of small but its located at the top left corner. As far as the exhaust system I like your choice of the deep tone exhaust its what I purchased myself. I got mine on Ebay for $120, full system without the catalytic converter. The only problem I had with it was that I had to do some work with the catalytic converter because the end flange on the rest of the system that connects to it was a triangle and the one on the cat had only two holes. But find that flange and stick it on the cat and you saved yourself $400 by not buying something at a store and it sounds amazing! Good luck

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