Injen SP1998 Short Ram
 

Will this fit my 2010 370z sport? I don't want to spend over $400 on a intake. I'm not concerned with power. Just want a little more noise from the engine. I found someone selling one for 250 with shipping. He said it was on his G37.

i'm not sure it will fit 100% without a tiny bit of modification? but why question it, there's people selling their gen 3 intakes for $300 at times.

so your saying just wait for a gen 3?

I'm a noob to all of this so bare with me :ugh2:

if it was up to me i'd wait for the gen 3. they're the most popular and provide the most power (even though you don't care about power)

just go here and see if you can find one still for sale. Parts for sale (Private Classifieds) - Nissan 370Z Forum

Here you go;
http://www.the370z.com/parts-sale-pr...n-gen-3-a.html

Thanks for the help guys. My wife would flip if I spend more money on my car lol. I'll wait until I can get the gen 3.

Thanks for all your help


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If your not concerd with power stay stock. Intakes don't add a lot of noise to the Z like they would on a sport compact car.

What would u recommend I do then? I definitely want to add a bit more. But I don't want to spend over 1k on a exhaust. I've looked into aam sort tails as well and don't like the fact that people say they lost low end torque and that I would have to get rid of my muffler. I have a feeling I wouldn't pass a smog check (I'm in Cali)


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The short tails are easy to install/uninstalled for what I've seen so that shouldn't be a problem. I believe the short tails don't add any power and are just for sound

is there a lot of cabin noise with those? I only want the growl there when i punch it. this is my DD so dont want to end up with headaches.

Injen is not smog legal. Anything after catback will smog as long as you have cats. Gotta pay to play. This car is expensive.

I'm new to all this so excuse the dumbness.

So I should pass smog with shorty's?

As long as they are smog legal yes. Before you spend your hard earned money research intakes. People here advise to go with long tubes because shorty's get heat soaked and cause more harm then good. Thats why your better off staying stock.

I know about the short ram intakes. I thought you were reffering to AAM Short tails. The ones in the link

AAM Competition - Nissan GT-R, 370Z Turbo Performance Specialists

Since your a noob. Take this advise for what it is worth. Should of done some research on any modifications to the car before purchases it. 2.)You get what you paid for. 3.) Aftermarket parts aren't cheap for this car, so suck it up save a little. 4.) Another route to save little money is just scan the forum for people selling parts that you want.