Jim Wolf - Dual Intakes almost out!
Originally Posted by TNRZ
I've ordered mine and was advised yesterday it will most likely ship this week.
lolololol
all you guys chasing a mystical intake that's otherwise useless is pretty funny ! Especially the guy buying something that doesn't exist yet
all you guys chasing a mystical intake that's otherwise useless is pretty funny ! Especially the guy buying something that doesn't exist yet
Last edited by Z1 Performance; Nov 27, 2007 at 01:38 PM.
Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
and that's going to show you what exactly?
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Last edited by evil_tt; Nov 27, 2007 at 02:09 PM.
Originally Posted by evil_tt
Umm....HP gains.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
if having it makes you feel better, more power to ya
dynoing an intake proves absolutely nada - nothing, zilch.
What was mentioned was true - 1/4, if not a half mile - any real gains you net will be realized there...not on a dyno
I have one on my car...among the rarest and probably the priciest ones ever for a Z, but I knew going in it wouldn't do a damn thing - I got it because its pretty and rare
Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
its been discussed already
if having it makes you feel better, more power to ya
dynoing an intake proves absolutely nada - nothing, zilch.
What was mentioned was true - 1/4, if not a half mile - any real gains you net will be realized there...not on a dyno
I have one on my car...among the rarest and probably the priciest ones ever for a Z, but I knew going in it wouldn't do a damn thing - I got it because its pretty and rare
if having it makes you feel better, more power to ya
dynoing an intake proves absolutely nada - nothing, zilch.
What was mentioned was true - 1/4, if not a half mile - any real gains you net will be realized there...not on a dyno
I have one on my car...among the rarest and probably the priciest ones ever for a Z, but I knew going in it wouldn't do a damn thing - I got it because its pretty and rare
yOUR ARE suuuper cool!
cool enough to know my intake doesn't give me jack ****
Originally Posted by Z1 Performance
dynoing an intake proves absolutely nada - nothing, zilch.
Originally Posted by evil_tt
Umm....HP gains.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Originally Posted by evil_tt
Umm....HP gains.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Why are you guys hating on intakes??? When you put 2 big a** fans in front of front of the intakes, it sucks up more air resulting in hp gains....now this also differs depending on the intake, heat soak you'd have to take that into account. But that's proven from K&N drop in filters in trucks to HKS suction intakes on skylines. Perhaps this is your own conclusion that resulted from your own tests but I have seen nothing but success from my past 5 cars before my Z with a aftermarket intake attached.
Car to car is different... you can't expect the same thing you got with your past five cars. Hell, my DSM mad 15whp/wtq from slapping an HKS RS kit on it. My Evo made similar. My Z... barely made squat. That's what happens when you have an already efficient design.
Originally Posted by bboypuertoroc
On a Z, the only way to prove an intake's worth is on the track. On a dyno, there's just not enough air to simulate the speeds you'll hit moving down the track. The Z's stock intake is already a damn good design, that's why they don't make much power when adding an aftermarket one.
Car to car is different... you can't expect the same thing you got with your past five cars. Hell, my DSM mad 15whp/wtq from slapping an HKS RS kit on it. My Evo made similar. My Z... barely made squat. That's what happens when you have an already efficient design.
Car to car is different... you can't expect the same thing you got with your past five cars. Hell, my DSM mad 15whp/wtq from slapping an HKS RS kit on it. My Evo made similar. My Z... barely made squat. That's what happens when you have an already efficient design.
+1 if you want your mods to matter then get an rsx-s so you can smoke everyone with your intake,exhaust, header, and tune upgrade
Nissan engineers are not stupid guys. They are a very smart group.
There is a little bit to be gained in the filter element because the OEM filters that are used are mainly for filtration and not performance. So using a dry performance drop in filter will help a bit. The main idea is preventing heat soak which the OEM plastic airbox does very well.
Oh and Z1 has a sick intake on his car, Gruppe-M ftmfw!!!! I miss mine, I wish they made a kit for the HR's.
There is a little bit to be gained in the filter element because the OEM filters that are used are mainly for filtration and not performance. So using a dry performance drop in filter will help a bit. The main idea is preventing heat soak which the OEM plastic airbox does very well.
Oh and Z1 has a sick intake on his car, Gruppe-M ftmfw!!!! I miss mine, I wish they made a kit for the HR's.