06-03-2015, 11:00 AM
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Join Date: Dec 2013
Location: Costa Mesa, California
Posts: 216
Drives: 2009 370Z
Rep Power: 21
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Originally Posted by BOLIO 671
Are u running anything else besides the intakes (I.e. hfc's, headers, tp's, cbe?) If so the addition of the intakes will cause u to run lean and will require for u to get a tune via UpRev in order to fix it. I had this issue when I added the G3's to my setup. Tune fixed the issues of it running lean.
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We have not seen this issue with just 1 additional mod. We have seen this happen with customers running Gen 3's, Cat-back, and High Flow Cats or Headers. The Cat-back and Gen 3's have never given us an issue. I would be interested in figuring out why yours threw codes.
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Originally Posted by BoogerHead
Yeah...I'm running nismo cat back with it. I'll look into a tune
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So are you getting any CEL's? There are other factors that could be contributing to this, but it is hard to say. Not knowing where your car started a dyno would only tell you so much. Either way, you will gain power from a tune at this point (though if you are thinking about any other engine mods I would do it before the tune).
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Originally Posted by ANMVQ
Like Stated above that ridiculous @50k, Clean them every 12k or once a year you'd be surprised how dirty they are. At 50k they be cake !! An clean the MAF's
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50K + is a bit optimistic. I have spoken to K&N and they are very confident in their filters. For an air intake system they have said that 25-50k miles are the cleaning intervals that are ideal. The best thing to do is to inspect the filters and see if they need cleaning. Dirty for the K&N oiled filters isn't really a big issue. They state that the filters work better when a bit dirty. I personally clean my filters when I see build up on the wire mesh for the filter. Was typically ~20-25k miles when I lived in Los Angeles. Seems to stay cleaner here in Orange County so I'm guessing I'll go 25-30k miles.
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