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Not to thread jack, but if any of you aftermarket guys wanna sell or donate (I pay shipping) your stock intakes then let me know. Thanks!
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seen the criagslist ad for AEM, i drop my car off this past monday and picked it up on thurs. they relocated the windsheild wiper fluid.other then that they did a good job. i love it!:happydance:
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In for dyno!
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Look similar to Injen, but what is the grey piece between the pipes?
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that's the bypass valve in case water gets into the tube. why does the tube say nismo on it?
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dyno info will be on the aem web page next week.. inside that gray foum is the bypass valve so it dosent suck up water.
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AEM is manufacturing the intake for nismo... i asked them the same thing when i first got it back.. so its basically a AEM intake.
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That is ridiculous since bypass valves negate all the gains and takes away the whole point of having a CAI. I sure hope there is an option to take that out because unless the entire filter is completely submerged under water, the bypass valves do nothing and at that point you're f**ked anyway. I'm willing to bet that with the bypass valve in there the gains will be very minimal.
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ya thats true.. we will see next week when they put up the dyno sheet... but i cant complain, it was a free intake.
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So is this design basically the same as the Injen, just AEM so maybe different pipping, that grey piece? |
i can feel a little difference in throttle response..
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awesome!!! i won't be running a bypass valve. Hopefully they dyno it without that power loser on there.
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yeah but i can see why if they're making this for nismo they would need to slap that on. Any part that's made for oem application needs to cover their own azz from all those bs lawsuits. That's why if AEM is manufacturing this for Nismo....i will just go with Injen.
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