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Forum name2GNT Buy / Sell / Trade (BST)
Topic subjectFS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Topic URLhttps://forums.2gnt.com/dcboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=i16&topic_id=56197
56197, FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by wisheyeweredead, Sep-22-04 07:53 PM
Just sold my 2gnt, so I am not gonna need this stuff.

AFX Overbored 55mm TB with sensors (never installed): $110 shipped

AEM CAI (silver) with bypass valve (8000miles): $125 shipped

Paypal preferred. Feel free to make offers.

56279, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by wisheyeweredead, Sep-23-04 04:16 PM
TB sold, CAI $100 shipped with bypass?
56282, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by HipHop615, Sep-23-04 04:33 PM
Ya 2 Me!!! Just to let you guys know this guy is trustworthy. I cant wait for the TB, maybe once I get it I will actually put on all those other parts I bought off of you. lol



Parts 4 Sale:

BRAND NEW Unorthodox UDP - $150 Shipped OBO
NEW C-Wings Carbon Fiber Double Sided TD3000GT Hood - $450 OBO (Problem with Underside)
Used OEM Carbon Fiber Hood (Sale Pending)
Tenzo Type 2 Silencers (GI)
Autometer Phantom Boost Gauge - $39 Shipped OBO
Single 12" Sub Box - $20 OBO
Used FMIC 22x8x2.5 - $100 Shipped OBO
95 Heater Core - $35 Shipped OBO
94-97 Acura Integra Blitz Front - $75 OBO
97-01 Honda Prelude BW Rear - $75 OBO

Just Ask Q's & Make Offers (IM IN SO. CALI) HipHop615@yahoo.com
57629, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by Eklypz420, Oct-09-04 06:47 AM
i'll take you CAI for 80 shipped
Jim
57635, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by ajcfalcon, Oct-09-04 07:39 AM
i might be interested in the intake. What is the bypass valve?
57658, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by willmayo, Oct-09-04 01:18 PM
Originally posted by ajcfalcon
i might be interested in the intake. What is the bypass valve?


bypass valve is a safety device so that in the event you soak your filter in water (puddle or something) you wont hydrolock your motor. good idea to have a bypass valve with a cai, takes away a lot of worries
57735, RE: FS: AFX TB, AEM CAI
Posted by ajcfalcon, Oct-10-04 04:44 PM
thanks.

that sounds a lot easier than swapping my CAI for my ram air every winter