G35/350z Intake Manifold Interest Thread!!
Hey everyone, this thread is in reguards to our G35/350Z intake manifold (Pictured below). We are interested in starting a mass production piece which will lower costs substantially (if i can find enough interest). We are looking at a retail cost of $495-$595 per intake manifold, not plenum or refinished stock one, but an entirely new intake manifold. The next few weeks are going to be devoted to testing the performance gains of our Intake manifold over stock, also, these intake manifolds are for both forced induction and n/a.
*These products will come with a life-time warranty protecting you against manufacturer defaults.
For those of you interested simply say so and I will add you to our list.
People Interested:
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*These products will come with a life-time warranty protecting you against manufacturer defaults.
For those of you interested simply say so and I will add you to our list.
People Interested:
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Last edited by SSR Engineering; Jul 20, 2004 at 11:43 PM.
Originally posted by Mike Wazowski
post a dyno, people don't like to buy without proof.
and does the stock strut bar fit over it?
show the gains before and after on F/I and N/A seperately.
i'm really interested on how this thing does on N/A.
post a dyno, people don't like to buy without proof.
and does the stock strut bar fit over it?
show the gains before and after on F/I and N/A seperately.
i'm really interested on how this thing does on N/A.
Originally posted by SSR Engineering
We are going to be dynoing the difference on a stock G35 this upcoming week, so the gains will be proven prior to production.
We are going to be dynoing the difference on a stock G35 this upcoming week, so the gains will be proven prior to production.
Originally posted by EnthusiastZ
Although this forum does have plenty of G35 owners the MAJORITY are driving a 350Z. Show us a dyno with the manifold on a Z.
Although this forum does have plenty of G35 owners the MAJORITY are driving a 350Z. Show us a dyno with the manifold on a Z.
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Originally posted by Z350Lover
SSR:
Looking forward to see how it turns out!!! Thanks for informing us!
aceman:
Please check your PM..... thanks!!!
cheers,
richie
SSR:
Looking forward to see how it turns out!!! Thanks for informing us!
aceman:
Please check your PM..... thanks!!!
cheers,
richie
Last edited by SSR Engineering; Jul 21, 2004 at 05:19 AM.
Originally posted by Mike Wazowski
post a dyno, people don't like to buy without proof.
and does the stock strut bar fit over it?
show the gains before and after on F/I and N/A seperately.
i'm really interested on how this thing does on N/A.
post a dyno, people don't like to buy without proof.
and does the stock strut bar fit over it?
show the gains before and after on F/I and N/A seperately.
i'm really interested on how this thing does on N/A.
Looks interesting. Can you tell us anything about the theoretical benefits of the design of this manifold over the stock one? Would a person be able to retain use of their stock intake with this manifold? Thanks.
so who wants to buy my kinetix. i want to buy this purely because it looks better. how tough is the install? it seems that all this extra air will cause a lean condition in the engine. so looks like a reflash is apporaching.
I am also interested in seeing dyno numbers. As many have posted previously, does the OEM strut bar fit? If the price is closer to the $495 side and the dyno #'s look good as well as the OEM strut bar fitting, Id be interested.
Zach
Zach
will testing be with a s/c or TT??
i need that data (running 10+lbs s/c) before i ditch my crawford setup....
i DO like the look, and having a g35, am not concerned with the strutbar (but sure would be, if i hada Z!)
more info soon, eh?
i need that data (running 10+lbs s/c) before i ditch my crawford setup....
i DO like the look, and having a g35, am not concerned with the strutbar (but sure would be, if i hada Z!)
more info soon, eh?




