Simota carbon fiber intake..should I???
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Simota carbon fiber intake..should I???
Found this intake on ebay made by Simota...I've heard of the company once or twice before. I'm debating between this intake and the K&N Typhoon system...I really like the look of the Simota but i just don't know how reputable the company is, I don't want to cheese up my Z but it looks awesome and Simota's website seems put together well so I don't think its a fly-by-night company. Anyone know anything about this intake? Any advice would be greatly appreciated...There is a link to the picture and info below..TIA
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...ayphotohosting
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Nissa...ayphotohosting
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Looks VERY nice IMO 
It does look like a smart design if you are going for a short ram system, this should take minimal hot engine bay air (like the stock filter )
Though i dont think it would do as much gain as the K&N or Injen due to the stock MAF tunnel (which is narrower then the rest of the piping), though this gain would be very minimal i guess.
Is the carbon piping from the manifold to the MAF included?
/Roger
It does look like a smart design if you are going for a short ram system, this should take minimal hot engine bay air (like the stock filter )Though i dont think it would do as much gain as the K&N or Injen due to the stock MAF tunnel (which is narrower then the rest of the piping), though this gain would be very minimal i guess.
Is the carbon piping from the manifold to the MAF included?
/Roger
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Originally Posted by Roggan
Looks VERY nice IMO It does look like a smart design if you are going for a short ram system, this should take minimal hot engine bay air (like the stock filter )
Though i dont think it would do as much gain as the K&N or Injen due to the stock MAF tunnel (which is narrower then the rest of the piping), though this gain would be very minimal i guess.
Is the carbon piping from the manifold to the MAF included?
/Roger
It does look like a smart design if you are going for a short ram system, this should take minimal hot engine bay air (like the stock filter )Though i dont think it would do as much gain as the K&N or Injen due to the stock MAF tunnel (which is narrower then the rest of the piping), though this gain would be very minimal i guess.
Is the carbon piping from the manifold to the MAF included?
/Roger
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search for simota on the forums, i have their cai. i posted some pics for another member. the pics are still up.
the cai i bought was like 130 shipped. it resembles the injen intake but at half the price. sounds good too.
the cai i bought was like 130 shipped. it resembles the injen intake but at half the price. sounds good too.
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we just got a catalog from this company with their products - some of their items look really nice might be worth a try - one thing we did note that was kind of strange is their dyno graph for their CF intake system on a 350z actually showed the engine making more power with the stock setup over their CF setup
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