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Old 04-04-2011, 10:20 AM   #43 (permalink)
Cmike2780
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Originally Posted by jnaut View Post
I am not a honda or nissan fanboy, name 1 box stock nissan or and " normal" car that comes close to 120 hp/liter? So it not a false statment, it a fact. At 120 hp/ liter the z needs to make around 450 hp. Yes the s2k makes no tq and yes it is tiresome to have to rev it to go anywhere. I can't think of 1 nissan the hit 100 hp/ liter.
Mazda RX8=178HP per litre
LF-A= 115HP per litre
458 Italia=126HP per litre

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Originally Posted by dark_nismo View Post
I was going with the MAF's at first but I decided to go with the Injen C.A.I's. I'm guessing they have similar gains to the Gen 3 stillens. Haven't heard many mention the Injens ( feel free to coment on these). Anyways, in the end we won't really know the answer to the op's question unless we put this to the test. I don't think anyone wants to take the time to do this. Our cars are already well designed in the intake dept but like someone else said here, it all comes down to personal preference. "I" believe that colder air going In has to have a slight advantage in the overall HP/tq gain dept but that's just me....
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