what diameter is your intake piping?

[tharptroy]

pretty much what the title says, Im looking to see what diameter everyone is running,

[OdessitPashka]

I have 3" and it works fine for me.

And I have 2.75" on my tiburon, and it works fine as well.

[Steve]

I have the EvoFusion 2.75" CAI. I cut out the section for the MAF, which also has a 2.75" diameter and I replaced all the crap couplers that EvoFusion supplied with Vibrant's 3-ply nylon reinforced couplers and within the next month or so, I'm replacing the cheap filter that was included with a K&N.
I think the 2.75" is the best design due to the piping being equal diamater to both the MAF and the TB. The 1/4 mile time below was with just this CAI installed.

[Pumbaa]

I have the KORE CAI, its alright for my current setup, but I'm thinking of switching to 2.75" in the future.

[WytchDctr]

Mines to damn big and is robbing some low end power. Same mid-upper hp ratings as a smaller CAI. As FF's dyno has shown. Running the same setup he had, the SRI. BUT I get some damn good throttle responce.

[BobMs_wht2k2]

2.75" Accord CAI. Bought it from cosmoracing on ebay. Worked perfect for a little over 2 years.

[4mynikka]

I have the Evo Fusion one and wil be installed by MAY 2005!! :)

[Choking Hazard]

I think mine is 2.5" It's the EF one. Damn, I can eyeball anything under an inch....

[KeWLKaT]

2.5'' :)

Injen SRI

[jayupark]

Mine is 3 inches, but the MAF fit perfectly due to it's diameter. I figure that for 2004-5 the MAF is the bottleneck so it's roughly equivalent to 2.75 anyways. I have not dynoed, and don't plan to, but I noticed a substantial power gain after 2500rpm with my 3" CAI :D and the gas mileage on my car went up about 3-4 mpg on the highway!