hey guys, i know this has probably been asked before, but why is the weapon r intake only listed for '96-up probes? I have a 93 and was looking at buying the iceman one but it is taking forever to come out. If i did buy a weapon r one would'nt it work just the same as in a 96 probe? If not what are the differences between the 2 model years? thanks, jay 93 se some mods....more to come

*shrug* If you call and talk with them they will basically sell it to you, and if it doesn't fit properly they told me they would let you return it. Check it out. Bryan www.probenet.com >

The Weapon*R intake does work for the 94 Probes. I purchased one right after I bought my probe 2 years ago but I don't reccomend them. For the price they want for one and the little piece of pipe they give you, it really isn't worth it. I used the MAF sensor-filter adapter and designed my own intake using some 3" PVC pipe from a hardware store(Lowes) and also some plumping adaptors. This allowed me to move the filter wherever I felt I needed it(closer to the ground is the best in good weather) and I found that I gained another 4 h.p. by doing this, dyno proven.( was 10 with the weapon r and 14 with my own design)

hey dude, i've considered the same thing. i was looking at weapon-r and talked to iceman. from asking probe people, they said it would fit. its the same engine compartment from what i've heard. but iceman said that they would bring theirs out in about two weeks. i'm gonna wait for iceman, but if u cant wait, go for the weapon-r.

How did you make you own air inductions intake, and do you have an instructions and pictures for those of us who want to build one instead of paying $$$ for like you said a piece of pipe. Jose G

10hp with a weaponR intake?!?!I dont wanna sound like i dont believe ya but im sorry i just dont beleive that...Its not even advertised with that much gain..and 14 with your custom set up?!?!are you sure the dyno was right??If I am wrong about this i apoligise in advance but i dont think thats the case.... jude olwell 93 pse bosal header,borla catback,testpipe,intrax springs,tokico alluminas,ngk plugs and wires....and probably still havent seen a 14hp increase! :(

If you can find a RS akimoto intake for the 2.0 probe get it I have it and I love it if you can get a ICE man that is even better if you wanna knwo what a Akimoto looks like go to http:users.twave.net/johnb and you will find it there under mods.

Do you have the dyno results on floppy? If not, I encourage you did get me those dyno results on floppy, and I can post them for everyone to observe. Just visit the shop that dynoed your car, if it was a Dynojet, they should be able to get you the results, or at least a copy, and then you mail or email them to me. I would love to get my hands on them though. Thanks, Bryan Pendleton >

Personally, If I were to buy an intake system I would wait for the Iceman. Even though that might be next year, dispite what they say, heck they told be over a year ago they would have it released in a few weeks, then they dropped everything and decided to design ANOTHER turbo kit for the civic, as if there wasn't enough already. I just dont see how any intake could hang with the Iceman though. The only thing that might convince me other wise would be side by side dyno results, even then, it might question it, because cold air intakes thrive on a moving vehicle, and well . . . your not moving on a dyno. Wait it out, and see what happens with the Iceman. Call them and pressure them to get it going too. Bryan Pendleton www.probenet.com >

Just for the record, Iceman has been saying their intake would be coming out soon for a long time. I bought the Weapon*R almost 2 years ago, and at that time Iceman was telling me the same thing. And ask to see their dyno results because from what I hear, they aren't as great as they were for some of the other cars they were designed for.

I can't give pics on building the intake, but if you give me a week i'm sure I can type up some pretty detailed instructions. About the only part that is going to cost some money will be the filter itself. You can usually find an Aerospeed brand cone filter for around $40. It works just as well as some of the high priced brand names.

Well unfortunately, while the dyno results are no longer around, I have plenty of witnesses. I didn't really believe the dyno was right either. I mean, not many intakes do give you the 10, but I have to go by the results since there really isn't any other way to know.

Ok ya there is a shop near me that says he can get me the ice man intake if this is true I will see if will give us a deal if we do a mass order if any one is interested let me know and I will look into this.

Need to know the price and how long it would take to get it, and how good it is. A friend of mine has on on his Neon ACR, and it doesn't seem very cold, shit we were at the track in maryland and the sucker was hotter then hell. Jose.

i'd be interested on going in on a mass order for the iceman intake. jay

Okay I've been kinda out of the loop with these Iceman intakes systems. I've only been to this site http://www.importpartsga.com/engine/iceman/iceman.htm but didn't the actually show the Iceman setup for the Probes It only showed the setup for the Civics... :( Can anyone tell me the URL of a site that has one specifically showing it installed on the 2.0L 2nd Gen Probes? I'd like to see where the air filter and the ram air scoop is actually located in this setup. I've seen the Weapon R setup and although the quality and construction looks okay I personally didn't like the way it just sucks up all the hot air in the engine compartment. Similar to the Weapon R is the AutoPhysics which better only in the sense that it has the a flex tube and a ram air scoop that can be mounted low on the car chassis providing cold air. Only problem is that this ram air provides just about 40% of the air taken in, the rest is again taken in from the hot engine compartment as the Weapon R does. Most effective setup I've seen is still the HotShot tube and filter setup that the 2nd gen 2.5L Probe owner's use. It draws air thru the filter located at the bottom of the car...but it isn't ram air setup, and from what I keep hearing it is susceptible to water ingestion when driving thru puddles in the rain. Is the Iceman ram air intake similar or an improvement on this? -Lino Sacman >Personally, If I were to buy an intake system I would wait for the Iceman. >Even though that might be next year, dispite what they say, heck they told >be over a year ago they would have it released in a few weeks, then they >dropped everything and decided to design ANOTHER turbo kit for the civic, as >if there wasn't enough already. I just dont see how any intake could hang >with the Iceman though. The only thing that might convince me other wise >would be side by side dyno results, even then, it might question it, because >cold air intakes thrive on a moving vehicle, and well . . . your not moving >on a dyno. > >Wait it out, and see what happens with the Iceman. Call them and pressure >them to get it going too. > >Bryan Pendleton

Have you looked at the RS Akimoto intakes...i have one on my car along with the Weapon R V2 filter and like it. Thought I would just mention that. Marc 93'PSE

Never seen an RS Akimoto intake. Can you give me a URL to a website that show's a picture of one on a Probe 2.0L? -Lino

hey mark which V2 filter do you have? They're website lists a V2 hyper and a V2shorty filter. Thanks jay 93 se

ya here go to my web site it shows one on my probe it is under mods go to http://users.twave.net/johnb and you will see it there hope that helps you some.