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DIY: Finally Installed The STILLEN G3 Intake today! Lots of Pics inside (AK370Z)

installed mine yesterday...was easy...pics look a lot harder than it really is..car sounds great..and can def feel an improvement..wish i knew how to post pics lol

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Old 07-20-2012, 12:47 PM   #151 (permalink)
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installed mine yesterday...was easy...pics look a lot harder than it really is..car sounds great..and can def feel an improvement..wish i knew how to post pics lol
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Old 08-25-2012, 11:20 PM   #152 (permalink)
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great post!!
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Old 08-31-2012, 07:01 PM   #153 (permalink)
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Thanks AK for a great DIY!

Rockin the G3...
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Old 08-31-2012, 07:32 PM   #154 (permalink)
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my clamps by the throttle body come off often.... might have to replace it for T clamps...
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Thanks AK for a great DIY!

Rockin the G3...
SOOOOO JELLY

Now tell me, how's the difference under the foot
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Old 09-01-2012, 12:54 AM   #156 (permalink)
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SOOOOO JELLY

Now tell me, how's the difference under the foot
The gains are good, definitely pulls harder, have been watching the AFR with torque, the computers in these cars are amazing.

There is a big summer car show here in town tonight, drove around some, seemed like the computer was learning the new intake, acceleration got better the longer I drove (about 20-30 miles), the test pipes are really breathing now!

Lots of fun.
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I don't mean for this to be a stupid question so I appoligize in advance. Do you disconnect the battery for safety reasons or is there another reason?
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Most OCD folks disconnect it whenever they work on their car - it's the safe thing to do for sure but isn't 100% necessary everytime if you know what you are doing. I left mine connected while I installed the spacers on the rims.
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Only question i have is.... Do you have to remove front bumper each time you want to clean/replace filters?
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Only question i have is.... Do you have to remove front bumper each time you want to clean/replace filters?
Takes roughly 5 minutes to remove the bumper.
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hello. probably a dumbass as question but....

i took off the bumper and under car plastic guard(s) several weeks ago when i did the z1 oil cooler install. i left it off so i can do my intake install which will be done next week. (not driving the car right now)

Now I forgot which parts, an assortment of clips, metal screws and plastic clips go.

please help! lol I know it aint that easy. I promise next time I wont have the same problem lol
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Great write up. I ******* crushed the intake tubes on the passenger side with those clamps. They just kept tightening....
Now I'm stuck wondering how much I might have impeded air flow.

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Thanks AK for a great DIY!

Rockin the G3...
Using foam around the intake and the holes you had to dremel seems like a great idea. I have been getting a little rattle from the passenger side (only noticeable when in reverse for some reason).

How has the foam been holding up now that you have driven it around some?
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also to enlarge the holes i used one of these bits for my dremel cause i couldn't get the cutter in there properly. it worked way to easily and made a really really nice hole. i recomend it.
Thanks for the great write-up AK

I also used this Dremel accessory and it was a breeze. Just a couple of minutes each side and the hole was large enough. I did a Z1 silicone hose swap while I was doing the install as well as adding a 24 row oil cooler (since I had the bumper dropped):




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