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Old 02-13-2013, 01:54 PM   #5 (permalink)
EventHorizoN
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Originally Posted by Gawl128 View Post
Soon after the tints, came the Stillen Gen 2 Intake and Z1 Breather Tubes.

Installing them was super easy. I made things more difficult on myself by not removing the strut bar. I was just hell bent to get the Intakes installed without its removal.
Someone told me I couldn't do it without the bar being off, and wanted to prove a point... I should have removed it, but it really wasn't a big deal with it on - You just need to take more time and care.

Breather tubes I ordered as soon as I herd Z1 offered them. The first time I ever looked under the hood of a 370 and saw the stock tubes, I just thought they were ugly - really wanted them gone.

Stillen Gen 2 Intake


Z1 Breather Tubes


Old Stock Tubes ...


Stillin + Tubes Installed


Driver's Side


Passanger Side
Hello Gawl,

Great car, great start on your build man!

Just wanted to give you a heads up, the Stillen Gen 2 takes away 10+hp from your power. I purchased and ran this intake for close to 2 years. When I finally Dynotuned my car, the technician notes the power loss. We removed the Gen2 and installed the OEM intake. To our dismay 10+ horsepower right back where it was supposed to be. I highly recommend switching to gen3 or a CAI like AEM. This particular model absorbs heat from the engine bay, causing the intakes to choke the engine of much needed cool air.

Just a suggestion, all the best!!

Jason
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