Nissan 370Z Forum - View Single Post - Intake selection(Takeda Long Tube Vs Stillen Gen 3)

dislimn · 12-25-2014, 10:05 PM

I have the Takeda and power coated the tubes OEM black.

The Takeda is a cleaner setup, the mafs are on the bottom of the intake pipes, that's virtually the only difference.

Dare I say the Takeda take longer to install despite requiring no cutting because you have to line up the silicon hoses. Also no risk to damage AC lines with Takeda due to silicon pipes in that area versus aluminum.

Also prefer Takeda b/c 1 filter (dry) over 2 oiled KN style filters.

OP flip a coin and that's the intake you'll buy because that's about the only way to decide IMO

12-25-2014, 10:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
dislimn Base Member Join Date: Apr 2014 Location: AR Posts: 101 Drives: 14 Z Sport 6 speed Rep Power: 20	I have the Takeda and power coated the tubes OEM black. The Takeda is a cleaner setup, the mafs are on the bottom of the intake pipes, that's virtually the only difference. Dare I say the Takeda take longer to install despite requiring no cutting because you have to line up the silicon hoses. Also no risk to damage AC lines with Takeda due to silicon pipes in that area versus aluminum. Also prefer Takeda b/c 1 filter (dry) over 2 oiled KN style filters. OP flip a coin and that's the intake you'll buy because that's about the only way to decide IMO __________________ tell the survivors help is on the way