WTB - Post MAF Silicone Tubes for 2014 370z

2014370z · 08-09-2014, 11:34 PM

It took a long time to find,but in my search for a cold air intake, I looked at my stock set up, and realized that, from the factory, Nissan is already attempting to pull in Cooler air.

So for say, 200 give or take, I can get a little more free air with drop ins and smoother air with the tubes into the throttle body.

Based on a dyno comparison there is in fact a small gain. The exhaust is where I will see the most gain, but for me, it's half the price of a CAI and also for me, a nice temporary solution as the long term plan is forced induction.

Basically, considering the car is so new, I'd like a little more power now between intake and exhaust and wait a little longer to void my factory warranty that I paid for by putting a supercharger on it now.

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08-09-2014, 11:34 PM	#9 (permalink)
2014370z Base Member Join Date: Mar 2014 Location: Modesto ca Posts: 21 Drives: 2014 370z Rep Power: 12	It took a long time to find,but in my search for a cold air intake, I looked at my stock set up, and realized that, from the factory, Nissan is already attempting to pull in Cooler air. So for say, 200 give or take, I can get a little more free air with drop ins and smoother air with the tubes into the throttle body. Based on a dyno comparison there is in fact a small gain. The exhaust is where I will see the most gain, but for me, it's half the price of a CAI and also for me, a nice temporary solution as the long term plan is forced induction. Basically, considering the car is so new, I'd like a little more power now between intake and exhaust and wait a little longer to void my factory warranty that I paid for by putting a supercharger on it now.