M&M Honda CIVIC FD2 Aero Intake Duct

Do you know where the original air intake is? It's hidden inside the fender, where it's difficult for fresh air to get in. The newly released aero intake duct has been moved to the front of the front bumper to allow it to be filled with a large amount of ram pressure and efficiently send air to the engine while driving. Furthermore, the biggest feature is the large-diameter intake duct with an enlarged cross-sectional area, which can take in the large capacity ram pressure to the maximum and supply stable fresh air up to the high rotation range. Uses lightweight FRP material. The original brake cooling duct can be installed as is.

We recommend using a sports cleaner with a super carbon air box that does not have ribs in its internal structure. Even if the genuine brake cooling duct is installed as is, sufficient air intake efficiency is ensured. When removing the brake duct in front of the aero intake duct or modifying it by drilling holes, etc., to improve intake efficiency, be careful to prevent sand, dust, water, etc. from entering the brake duct. Be careful not to submerge the outside air duct or allow it to enter deep puddles. Please be careful during heavy rains such as typhoons.