05-05-2014, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted by elinter
Hi,
I just bought a 2013 370Z  Pretty jazzed, but I'm already thinking about upgrades. I know I want a less restrictive intake and exhaust ASAP. I work near AAM (only 5 minutes from my office) and am thinking about getting them to install these with a dyno tune:
AAM COMPETITION 370Z S-LINE COLD AIR INTAKES
AAM COMPETITION 370Z 2.5" TRUE DUAL EXHAUST
AAM COMPETITION 370Z 2.5" HIGH FLOW CATS
I see there are a lot of other more popular manufacturers (Stillen, FI, HKS, etc), but AAM seems to be the most cost effective.
Any advice? Any issues with MD emissions tests?
Thanks,
Mike |
thats exactly my setup except the CAI. AAM couldn't get their act together for a long time so I ended up getting the stillen version. The lowest point on the cbe sits 3" from the ground and I am not lowered at all. So if new coilovers or springs are in mind, you might want to consider a different CBE thats more like the oem version. The cbe was fine all summer then when winter hit I was throwing CELs left and right. AAM did fix the issue for me, no more CELs in summer or winter. AAM cleaned house of employees a year or two ago and while I liked those people, they are a much better company for it now. No I am not including Khoi in that. Khoi is definitely missed at AAM!
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