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Sales@AAMComp 02-13-2013 09:26 AM

NEW! AAM Competition 370z S-LINE/R-LINE Cold Air Intakes
 
Hey guys,

Some of you guys may have already been leaked the information, but as of today these intakes will be officially available to the public!

The press release is very informative, and I encourage you guys to read it! I also took the time to create a DIY/write up on the install for those who want to tackle the install on their own!

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Features:
  • Dyno proven up to 15 hp in S-Line configuration
  • Dyno proven up to 20 hp in R-Line configuration
  • 2.75” 6061 Aluminum Tubing
  • Precision CNC S-LINE Tuning Insert
  • 4-ply Silicone Couplers
  • Stainless Steel Clamps
  • Genuine High Flow K&N Air Filters
  • CAD Designed
  • Full detailed instructions available
  • Made in the USA


Click here for detailed instructions


Note: the S-LINE Tuning insert will come pre-installed, if you plan on running the stock tune, leave it installed. If you are getting a full tune, remove the insert for full maximum inner diameter

Flexibility, Tunability, Performance! The AAM Competition 370Z Intake System is the only adjustable intake system for the 370Z – giving you the option to maximize your vehicles performance depending on your vehicles current setup (stock, mildly modified, heavily modified).

Developed with upgradability in mind, the variable design provides flexibility in engine tuning. Stock or near stock 370Z/G37’s will use the intake in S-Line configuration. In S-Line configuration the intake can be installed on the vehicle without any other adjustments and provides a clean, easy to install 10-15 wheel horsepower gain. 370Z’s equipped with more bolt-on upgrades and engine tuning will use the intake in R-Line configuration. R-Line configuration provides maximum air-flow to the engine allowing for up to 20 horsepower gains when tuned.

How an intake works on the modern day Nissan:

The MAF (Mass Airflow Sensor) is a critical component in running a modern day engine. The MAF reads the volume of air passing by it in a tube and translates this “mass” of air into an electronic signal. This signal is sent electronically to the 370Z/G37’s ECM (Electronic Control Module – the cars computer) which uses this information as the main reference to run the 370Z/G37’s engine. The diameter of the MAF housing (which is integrated into the factory intake) is critical as the sensor is calibrated to read a specific range of flow in a specific size and shape intake. Aftermarket intakes most commonly use standard tubing, typically slightly larger than factory spec, without considering the OEM engine management and sensor calibration. While larger diameter does mean an increase in air flow, it does not always play nice with OEM calibrations. The changes can often cause the car to run less efficiently and erratically due to out of spec readout from the MAF sensors. This is exactly why AAM Competition has done the engineering to perfect the intake system without having to recalibrate the ECU when the intake is used in S-Line Configuration. Also, some popular intake kits on the market utilize larger piping but have stock size piping where the MAF sensors are located to minimize their intake kits’ drivability issues. This causes a restriction for 370Z with bolt-ons and decreases performance potential.

S-Line Intake Configuration

AAM Competition designed the intake to use 2.75” aluminum tubing, mandrel bent for optimal flow. The system also features a carefully engineered MAF (Mass Airflow Sensor) insert called the S-Line Tuning Insert. By reverse engineering the OEM MAF sensor housing and after many hours of intense testing, AAM Competition determined the optimal shape and diameter for the S-Line Tuning Insert. The S-Line Tuning Insert affects the OEM ECU programming in a way that keeps everything within specifications for normal operation while taking advantage of smoother, less restrictive piping and filtering for impressive power gains.

R-Line Intake Configuration

For those wanting maximum power, simply remove the S-Line Tuning Insert and tune the car using aftermarket tuning software. Removing the S-Line Tuning Insert allows for maximum airflow to move unrestricted through the intake optimizing efficiency and performance.

All hardware and install instructions are included with the kit. Strong 4-ply silicone couplers ensure a snug fit, while allowing for engine movement and flex. The high flow air filters keep the air flow unrestricted, while efficiently protecting the engine from the elements.

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MSRP: $539.00
please click here for forum member only pricing and special!

christian370z 02-14-2013 01:42 AM

Apart from the insert that plays well with the stock tune, have you seen any measurable improvements over competitive parts such as the Stillen G3? Great piece of work though!

G37sHKS 02-14-2013 02:49 AM

Nice intakes!

Makes me wish I was N/A :p

Sales@AAMComp 02-14-2013 08:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by christian370z (Post 2164452)
Apart from the insert that plays well with the stock tune, have you seen any measurable improvements over competitive parts such as the Stillen G3? Great piece of work though!

Well for us it wasn't really a numbers game. Our biggest push with this intake is the "dual" purpose the intakes yield. Stock tune it works, or if you get a tune, you now are able to run a full 2.75" intake, without any bottle necks or anything
Quote:

Originally Posted by G37sHKS (Post 2164466)
Nice intakes!

Makes me wish I was N/A :p

thanks! :tup:

Sh0velMan 02-14-2013 09:03 AM

What's that bolted to the top of the bumper support?

Sales@AAMComp 02-14-2013 09:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sh0velMan (Post 2164626)
What's that bolted to the top of the bumper support?

Because of how our intakes run, on the very top portion of the bumper support there's an abnormally long bolt that gets in the way of the piping route. We provide shorter allen bolts that replace it so you don't have any rubbing or fitment issues with the intake piping

The install write up explains this step

Sales@AAMComp 02-14-2013 09:19 AM

Oh I see what you are referring too now.. wow nevermind haha. Nothing was done to the bumper support beam

Sh0velMan 02-14-2013 09:21 AM

So those brackets or whatever they are pictured are not part of the kit or were there for some other reason?

Sales@AAMComp 02-14-2013 09:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sh0velMan (Post 2164654)
So those brackets or whatever they are pictured are not part of the kit or were there for some other reason?

correct, might be a Nismo thing, because that bracket definitely wasn't there when we installed these on a Touring model

Eighties Meta 02-14-2013 06:31 PM

good to see these are out Khoi. I'm still enjoying mine.

blueranger 02-17-2013 12:04 PM

Reading your instructions what exactly do you mean by Passenger side "PCV hose will need to be flipped" ?

Nice intakes I think your Stock Tune MAF Insert option is an Awesome Innovation!

LMBmikeZ 02-17-2013 05:57 PM

Any cutting need to be done like when installing the Stillen Gen 3's?

Sh0velMan 02-18-2013 07:43 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blueranger (Post 2169887)
... MAF Insert option is an Awesome Innovation!

...which has been around from other manufacturers for years.

Sales@AAMComp 02-18-2013 08:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blueranger (Post 2169887)
Reading your instructions what exactly do you mean by Passenger side "PCV hose will need to be flipped" ?

Nice intakes I think your Stock Tune MAF Insert option is an Awesome Innovation!

Exactly just that, you will have to disconnect the whole hose, and literally flip it around so what was once going into the intake pipe will now be on the other end

Quote:

Originally Posted by LMBmikeZ (Post 2170405)
Any cutting need to be done like when installing the Stillen Gen 3's?

Yes, if you click on the instructions you can see how big of a hole is needed to be cut in the plastic intake duct hole

XwChriswX 02-18-2013 01:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Khoi@AAMComp (Post 2171205)
Exactly just that, you will have to disconnect the whole hose, and literally flip it around so what was once going into the intake pipe will now be on the other end

This will work with aftermarket PCV hoses as well correct?


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