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Cold Air Intake tested on the Dyno | 2017 Accord

This episode thoroughly compares and reviews the aFe Takeda cold air intake (#AFE56-70016R) installed on a 6-cyl 2017 Honda Accord. We break down the entire process, from baseline testing to installation and tuning, all backed by empirical results on our chassis dyno. Starting with a baseline test, we analyze where the car makes peak power and torque with the stock intake, giving us a performance benchmark before installing the new cold air intake. Next, we show how simple the Takeda CAI install is. Once installed, we run a second dyno test to compare the cold air intake results to stock performance. During tuning, we spot a potential issue with the car's older spark plugs and a warning from the catalytic converter overheating. We adjust the fueling and ignition timing to optimize catalytic converter temperatures and get accurate results. Finally, we rerun the car with fresh, gapped NGK spark plugs to confirm that the initial performance issues were due to worn plugs. After our final tests, we wrap up the video with conclusive data showing impressive gains: 273 ft-lb of torque and 256 horsepower, up from the original 182 ft-lb and 201 horsepower. This video shows that the aFe Takeda cold air intake (#AFE56-70016R) is a worthwhile upgrade, providing a win-win for this 6-cyl Honda Accord model. https://internationaldynoauthority.com Ottawa, Ontario, Canada