Injen Short Ram Air Intake for 1999 Honda Civic

CARB Compliance / Exemption Warning: If you live in California and your application for this product is not CARB Compliant / Exempt, then you cannot purchase it for public highway or street use (in that case it could only be used for formally sanctioned race use on a racing vehicle that may never be used on a public highway or street). If your application is not CARB Compliant / Exempt and you're shipping to California, our system will let you know on the final checkout page.


Injen MR Technology maximizes horsepower/torque gains while at the same time stabilizing air/fuel ratios. MR Technology and other Injen technologies tune the intake system, making it the FIRST TUNED INTAKE IN THE WORLD!

Injen's short ram intake is a traditional, underhood intake system that is placed in the stock location of the factory air-box system. Each system is built from 6061, T-6 aluminum alloy to ensure the lightest design possible. Most systems are certified or pending to be CARB Compliant / Exempt.

Key Features:

• MR Technology: A patented step-down process featured in most applications. It tunes the intakes to factory air/fuel ratios.
• Air Fusion Technology: A patented method of controlling short term and long term fuel trim levels to factory specs. Featured in some newer applications.
• Air Horn Technology: A patent-pending design that reduces turbulence and straightens air as it passes through the Mass Air Flow (MAF) sensor. Featured in some newer applications.
• Injen Super-Nano Dry Air Filters: A dry nano-fiber filtration media so advanced even the U.S. military uses it.
• All intakes are tuned, calibrated, and then tested on a dyno.
• Backed by Injen's Limited Lifetime Warranty.

All Injen intake systems now come with a Injen's Super-Nano Fiber Air Filter, which is a dry media and requires no oiling. The new filter media captures/holds more dirt and allows better air flow than conventional air filters. Injen Super-Nano Air Filters also improve engine performance and help engines last longer by keeping them cleaner.