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-   -   [Official] "Which intake should I buy for my Z?" thread. (http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaust/85827-official-intake-should-i-buy-my-z-thread.html)

tiger123 02-07-2014 12:09 AM

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Originally Posted by 370ZYZFR1 (Post 2679362)
First of all, thank you everyone for replying and giving your input on a few previous threads. After long thought and research, I ordered the FI exhaust system. I did not order the RHFC yet but am 90% sure I will before my exhaust ships in 7 weeks.

Having said that, the only mods I will do for performance will be exhaust, rhfc, and maybe intake. After hearing feedback from last thread concerning the intake, I figured this was worth starting a new thread.

I have narrowed the I takes down to the following.

1. Injen sp1989. $490.00
2. Injen sp1990. $499.99 (what's difference?)
3. Stillen generation 2 $422.00
4. Stillen generation 3 $535.00

Questions:

1. How much estimate hp will these add?
2. Which ones require removing the front bumper? And is it the full actual bumper that has to come off?
3. Which ones are easiest to install and maintain (changing filters )
4. Do these filters last similar to regular air filters
5. If I do the intake as well as other mods, do I need a tune? I have heard no and yes. Some say you can lose hp if tune isn't necessary.

Thanks for all your help

AFE Takeda Stage 2 CAI. You have to pull the front bumper but no other modification required, unlike the Stillen G3.

370ZYZFR1 02-07-2014 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by tiger123 (Post 2682760)
AFE Takeda Stage 2 CAI. You have to pull the front bumper but no other modification required, unlike the Stillen G3.

Good info. Wonder if produce same hp?

I admit, leaning toward g3 but don't want to mess with all the modification needed to mount it. This may be a good alternative.

Chuck33079 02-07-2014 07:01 AM

Don't let the "modifications" required scare you. Theres a hole in the plastic radiator support that needs to be a touch bigger to fit the piping. It's a ten minute job with a Dremel. It's not something that's going to damage the car.

DEpointfive0 02-07-2014 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by 370ZYZFR1 (Post 2682877)
Good info. Wonder if produce same hp?

I admit, leaning toward g3 but don't want to mess with all the modification needed to mount it. This may be a good alternative.

All the modification?
If you have a Dremel you can cut the radiator bracket in...45 seconds...
And no way it makes as high of HP just because it will have turbulent airflow, but it's negligible

DEpointfive0 02-07-2014 07:05 AM

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Originally Posted by Chuck33079 (Post 2682885)
Don't let the "modifications" required scare you. Theres a hole in the plastic radiator support that needs to be a touch bigger to fit the piping. It's a ten minute job with a Dremel. It's not something that's going to damage the car.

Bastard beats me to the punch every time...

Chuck33079 02-07-2014 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2682892)
Bastard beats me to the punch every time...

:tiphat:

jwick 02-07-2014 07:19 AM

I think we need the mods to add a 'beating a dead horse' smiley.

KaienZ34 02-07-2014 12:06 PM

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Originally Posted by jwick (Post 2682912)
I think we need the mods to add a 'beating a dead horse' smiley.

Don't worry OP will be starting hundreds of duplicate threads about the same old sh1t. Next up "which oil is best" then "do I need an oil cooler" lets not forget my personal favorite "what's better MT or AT?" Go check out the great threads he has already started. :shakes head:

370ZYZFR1 02-07-2014 02:07 PM

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Originally Posted by KaienZ34 (Post 2683423)
Don't worry OP will be starting hundreds of duplicate threads about the same old sh1t. Next up "which oil is best" then "do I need an oil cooler" lets not forget my personal favorite "what's better MT or AT?" Go check out the great threads he has already started. :shakes head:

Lol. Thanks Kaien!

I thnk I'm going with the g3.

Was I chuck that had an awesome video on how to install?

NismoZ70 02-07-2014 02:29 PM

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Originally Posted by 370ZYZFR1 (Post 2683572)
Lol. Thanks Kaien!



I thnk I'm going with the g3.



Was I chuck that had an awesome video on how to install?


Check out the DIY section or do a search. You'll find exactly what you need


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NismoNox 02-07-2014 07:53 PM

Has anyone tried or is there another sub forum about the Nismo Intake? I'm pretty sure AEM makes it

NismoZ70 02-07-2014 09:19 PM

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Originally Posted by NismoNox (Post 2684113)
Has anyone tried or is there another sub forum about the Nismo Intake? I'm pretty sure AEM makes it

Yep! Do a search and you'll find out!

luigi90210 02-08-2014 08:59 PM

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Originally Posted by DEpointfive0 (Post 2682889)
All the modification?
If you have a Dremel you can cut the radiator bracket in...45 seconds...
And no way it makes as high of HP just because it will have turbulent airflow, but it's negligible

could you go into detail about the turbulent airflow? is it because they share the same filter?

370ZYZFR1 02-09-2014 02:46 AM

Ok. So now I will have the following mods. Do I need a tune?

1. CAI Gen3
2. FI cbe
3. Will prob add rhfc

I have read both. No tune and tune. Not too many 'tuners' around here in Iowa.

luigi90210 02-09-2014 04:30 AM

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Originally Posted by 370ZYZFR1 (Post 2685272)
Ok. So now I will have the following mods. Do I need a tune?

1. CAI Gen3
2. FI cbe
3. Will prob add rhfc

I have read both. No tune and tune. Not too many 'tuners' around here in Iowa.

no you wont, you can run full bolt ons without a tune, its just recommended to get a tune so you get the most power from those mods


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