Step By Step (as you can get) G35 Z-Tube and Pop Charger Install
01-27-2004, 05:51 PM
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Step By Step (as you can get) G35 Z-Tube and Pop Charger Install
Z-Tube and Pop Charger install for G35 Coupe and Sedan
I will post the word instructinos tommorow... for now... ONly the pictures...
I will post the word instructinos tommorow... for now... ONly the pictures...
01-27-2004, 09:56 PM
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The intructions are kinda weak that JWT included. I did mine the way i thought it was suppose to be done. I never took out the MAF sensor. However i did take out part of the z-tube so i had more room to unscrew and screw the bottom bolts of the filter.
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04-03-2004, 12:27 PM
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Originally posted by Jason@Performance
sorry ive been swamped.. havent had a chance to write it...
i got an apartment this weekend closer to work so i dont have to worry about driving 50 miles to work and 50 miles home now!
yay!
sorry ive been swamped.. havent had a chance to write it...
i got an apartment this weekend closer to work so i dont have to worry about driving 50 miles to work and 50 miles home now!
yay!
I'm strongly considering this mod as well as a super charger, but I want to be as close to stock sound as possible. I really really do not want any popping sounds coming from the exhaust, smooth as possible, if that makes any sense.
Thanks,
-Chris
04-03-2004, 02:34 PM
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You wouldn't happen to have sounds of the stock g35 vs. your z-tube/pop charger modded g35?
I'm strongly considering this mod as well as a super charger, but I want to be as close to stock sound as possible. I really really do not want any popping sounds coming from the exhaust, smooth as possible, if that makes any sense.
Thanks,
-Chris
You wouldn't happen to have sounds of the stock g35 vs. your z-tube/pop charger modded g35?
I'm strongly considering this mod as well as a super charger, but I want to be as close to stock sound as possible. I really really do not want any popping sounds coming from the exhaust, smooth as possible, if that makes any sense.
Thanks,
-Chris
The sound will be fuller from the engine bay at full throttle and you will have little PSSSSP's when you tap the accelerator... If you keep the stock exhaust you wont get any pop's from the exhaust... technially they are happning but the stock cats and stock exhaust baffel the sounds...
you may want to look into more quiet mods like the Z-Tube / Pop Charger / Crank Pulley.
04-06-2004, 03:34 AM
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Originally posted by Jason@Performance
Compared to the sound of a supercharger this mod doesnt change the sound of the car very much at all...
you may want to look into more quiet mods like the Z-Tube / Pop Charger / Crank Pulley.
Compared to the sound of a supercharger this mod doesnt change the sound of the car very much at all...
you may want to look into more quiet mods like the Z-Tube / Pop Charger / Crank Pulley.
Was that word doc ever posted? I can't find it if it was.
Thanks again!
-Chris
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04-07-2004, 03:58 PM
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somebody mentioned that the Z tube/pop charger install is subject to sucking water when raining, etc. any truth to that? if so, is that true of most CAI setups in the Z/G?
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