I was looking at the AEM ETI (electronically tuned intake) for the 370z and wondering about using it on my 350z HR motor. It basically looks like it will fit although a bit of work to install

The reason I was looking at it is because I run a Cobb "canned" tune which is very insistent on not using anything but the stock intakes because of potential lean condition. Seeing that the ETI seems to fool the sensors into thinking it is proper flow, figured it might work well with the canned tunes.

Anyone tried or have thoughts? And, yes, I know there are decent intakes for the 350z but have an opportunity to get the 370z intake at a great price and figured I would explore the option.

 

Weird, im running a cobb canned tune with intakes (stillen) with no problems?

 

You should do a before and after dyno, stock intake vs AEM then post dyno results which should include the AFR of both runs. That way you don't have to guess.

 

Or you can get the intakes. Install the free tuner software and learn how to tune it yourself or take it to a pro tuner.

Cobb's software is the mose user friendly on the planet. Literally reading the manual and some online posts will get you started.

 

I was wondering if it would run lean or if they are just being cautious. Cobb's message is to not run aftermarket intakes with their stage 1 or stage 2 tune. Figured if they were being cautious, I would start out cautious until I did the research.

I am thinking about it, just figured I would put it out there in case someone else had already tried.

Thought about their tuner software...good to hear it is easy to use

Thanks

 

im running the stage 1 tune with intakes and HFC's. I tried stage 2 but the car would really bog down on that one. Perhaps too much fuel? Anyway, I'm going to get a pro tune after my na upgrades. The canned ones should hold me till then.