The K&N 69 - 0025TP Typhoon air intake system is a top - notch, free - flowing air induction system. Crafted from mandrel - bent aluminum tubes, it's designed to fit specific Honda Accord VIII and Acura TSX models. Say goodbye to the restrictive factory air filter and housing! The K&N Typhoon air intake reduces air flow restriction, smoothing and straightening the air flow. This lets your engine suck in more air, delivering more usable power and better acceleration across the RPM range. The 69 - 0025TP comes with a K&N high - flow air filter with a black rubber top, which fits neatly into the old air box space. Air travels through the intake tube into the engine's throttle body, guaranteeing a power boost. The intake tube has a long - lasting chrome - like finish and can accommodate the factory EVAP vent hose, air temperature sensor, and crank case vent hose. The oversized cone - shaped air filter has a water - repellent DryCharger filter wrap to keep it dry. Depending on driving conditions, you can use the air filter for up to 100,000 miles before servicing. Installation is a breeze, usually taking 90 minutes or less using existing factory mounting points. All you need are a screwdriver, pliers, and a ratchet set. Note that some Typhoon air intakes aren't legal in California and states with similar emission standards, while others are CARB - exempt and legal in all 50 states. Check the K&N catalog or website for vehicle applications and specific CARB status.
Using this K&N Typhoon air intake system is easy. First, gather a screwdriver, pliers, and a ratchet set. Then, use the existing factory mounting points to install the intake in about 90 minutes or less. Once installed, the system will direct air through the intake tube into the engine's throttle body, giving your engine a power boost. As for maintenance, the air filter can be used for up to 100,000 miles before servicing, but this depends on your driving conditions. The air filter has a water - repellent wrap to protect it from moisture, but try to avoid driving through deep water. Also, check the K&N catalog or website to make sure your vehicle is compatible and to find out about the CARB status in your area, as some models may not be legal for sale or use in certain states.
