[integravato]

I've heard a short ram intake works best with a JSRC?

 

[integrag0d2047]

ive heard that the comptech does, the one that looks like a stock one or wutever, but do shortram...it dont matter the intake its SC!!

 

[madman]

i have comptech, it works great, it is very quiet though

 

[RobertMcDonald]

i have comptech, it works great, it is very quiet though

Uh, isn't that a good thing?

 

[hootb18]

it depends if you percieve it as a good thing or not. if you want it to be queit its good. it you want a load short ram intake sound resonating from your underneath your hood its bad.

 

[Spore]

Yeah, they should work better because they have a larger diameter.

 

[00b18c5R]

short rams sound wonderfull!!!! woooo

 

[hettseypoo455]

articles...

 

[Doc_Honda]

Jackson Racing makes an SRI specifically for their JRSC. Check out all the other stuff they make too... stuff pretty cool

 

[pythonscott]

I'd advise emailing JR and asking them. Since they developed the thing they could probably give you an answer.

 

[MrNiceGuy]

This is a quote from JR's website FAQ :

Q: Do intake, header, and exhaust upgrades help the Supercharger? Back to Top
A: This is not easy to answer. on SOHC Civics, the addition of these items showed little gain. The stock components flow enough CFM that they don't seem to be a restriction. The intake might help the blower breath better and not have to 'suck' so hard to get air through the stock airbox. on DOHC applications the addition of an intake will allow the Supercharger to draw air in freely and make the power it should. We have found short intakes, such as our Jackson Racing line, to be better suited to the Supercharger than the long and skinny cold air intake style. Header and Exhaust both give nominal Hp increases. The Prelude is the exception. It will benefit from an Intake, Header, and Exhaust. Our Supercharged Prelude with Intake dyno'd at 212-215HP at the wheels (see dyno page). We added Header and Exhaust to our Prelude and HP increased to 234HP at the wheels (see dyno page).

If you are running more than our base 6psi system than intake, header, and exhaust will all be required for maximum power. Don't forget a cooler thermostat and cooler spark plugs to ensure safety and keep temps down allowing you to make good power.