does anyone know if it is the jwt pop. that is sold on the 350 store.com...? it shows a pic of the jwt pop but doesnt say it in title description.....any response would be great!

 

Welcome to 2004.

 

yes. worth the mula to!

 

m ssuming that was a smart a$$ remark which i would love for it to be kept to yourself! if you do not know the answer, please dont write anything!

 

GREAT!! thanks!! this is a great short response needed, not one like before this 1! thanks a lot redbull.

 

If your refering to the 350zsource.com then, yes they sell it their. I bought mine a couple of months ago.

 

I have had my JWT installed for about 2 weeks now. Driven in a few 100 degree days. So far the intake has performed like a champ. Great bang for the buck mod. Has a great resale value if you decide its not for you. I have never experienced any issue with stalling either. That was my biggest fear. It must only be for those that do not install it correctly.

 

I have mine for almost a year and no problems,it is a great deal for the money

 

yep its a popcharger. get it and you will smile

 

Does anyone know around how much this would cost to install, I am not car savy at all but would love to have one of these.

 

im not car savvy

i was able to do this myself

if you want, i can find the vid with instructions on how to do it

 

find the vid lol no but really find it lol

 

another great plug for JWT pop charger.

this sounds alot more tempting than Nismo now, the more i read on intakes

 

heres a vid on how to install

i guess this will help newbies in the future

http://350zroadsterclub.com/images/m...PopCharger.mpg

 

I would caution against using the oiled gauze filters in this application. Read the oiling issues on the G35 site.

Try the #1 rated R2C Performance kit or system. The filter is infinitely better in terms of both performance and engine protection plus no oil or cleaners are required.
How often are owners cleaning and oiling their JWT, K&N, Stillen, etc.? Why bother when it's completely unecessary?

Does this look like an effective filter?