K&N looking for vehicles

Reigis · 03-10-2009, 06:30 PM

Hello, my name is Reina Gamez and I work for K&N in the R&D department. Right now we are in the process of developing an intake kit for the 370z, so if you live in or around Riverside, CA and would be interested in receiving a free intake kit, you can reach me either by email at reinag@knfilters.com or call me at 951-826-4000 ext. 4458.
Thanks

AK370Z · 03-10-2009, 06:37 PM

Someone jump on this one ASAP. K&N makes very good high performance intake kits. I wish it was in East Coast!

arcticreaver · 03-10-2009, 07:05 PM

damnit!!!!! i live in arcadia, ca!!!!!

that's like probably 1 hr 30 mins away if i'm lucky with traffic!!!!

nogoodname · 03-10-2009, 07:08 PM

Dammit . I'm in Canada
Dammit. I don't have a Z

Someone will be a lucky fella in and around Riverside

So after it's been developped and manufactured. Do the members on here get a group buy on these intakes

AK370Z · 03-10-2009, 07:29 PM

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Originally Posted by nogoodname007

Do the members on here get a group buy on these intakes

K&N ONLY sells their product via their authorized dealers and I'm sure some of our sponsors ARE their authorized dealers.

nogoodname · 03-10-2009, 07:31 PM

Ohh yea true. But sometimes vendors say they can do a group buy from the manufacture
Like make a deal with them

kdo2milger · 03-11-2009, 07:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Reigis

Hello, my name is Reina Gamez and I work for K&N in the R&D department. Right now we are in the process of developing an intake kit for the 370z, so if you live in or around Riverside, CA and would be interested in receiving a free intake kit, you can reach me either by email at reinag@knfilters.com or call me at 951-826-4000 ext. 4458.
Thanks

I look forward to the final production of these, and wish i was close enough to offer up a z for test fit...

do you think there will be colored options as there were for the single tb z?

arcticreaver · 03-11-2009, 06:00 PM

looks like i'm going to be going down there this Sunday to drop off my car. thanks for the heads up regisi. btw, this is Sam.

arcticreaver · 03-15-2009, 09:09 PM

guys, i just dropped off my car today at K&N. so in a week i should see the intake. i'll post up some pics when i get my car back.

AK370Z · 03-16-2009, 05:04 AM

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Originally Posted by arcticreaver

guys, i just dropped off my car today at K&N. so in a week i should see the intake. i'll post up some pics when i get my car back.

Keep us updated. I am a bit of a K&N fan myself.

rednek01 · 03-16-2009, 09:09 AM

I hate to say this guys but I wouldn't put a K&N filter on my lawn mower....

Now that I have your attention I will explain why, My last vehicle was a 2004 F-250 power stroke diesel 4x4 lariat crew cab. I had exhaust and a programmer and an AFI intake this was a 6.0 (the one that gets the bad wrap for reasons which do not relate to this post). Ok now my truck dyno'ed after being custom tuned at 450 horsepower and 670 lbs. ft. I never went to the track but my friend with the same truck and tunes ran low 13's pretty crazy for an 8,000lb truck but do some research you will see I am not lying these trucks can cut 1.8 60 foot times easy we simply put it in 4wd HI and brake boost to about 20 pounds of boost and I can out launch anything on the streets (my truck maxed its boost out at about 36 pounds)

Now that you have the history of my truck here is the deal I am a member of a powerstroke forum and I can give you links to at least 10 people who have "dusted" their engine and turbo by using a K&N filter. Dusted means dirt and particles got past the so called "filter" and sand blasted the turbo and engine. I can also give you several pictures if y'all want

I realize this is on a FI application so it is pulling in a ton more air, but it still leads to the point that K&N filters dont filter the air near as good as they claim. I just want to inform people of this because I would hate to see more people getting "dusted"

nogoodname · 03-16-2009, 09:20 AM

wow...this changes things around....i thought they were good stuff....

Quote:

Originally Posted by rednek01

I hate to say this guys but I wouldn't put a K&N filter on my lawn mower....

Now that I have your attention I will explain why, My last vehicle was a 2004 F-250 power stroke diesel 4x4 lariat crew cab. I had exhaust and a programmer and an AFI intake this was a 6.0 (the one that gets the bad wrap for reasons which do not relate to this post). Ok now my truck dyno'ed after being custom tuned at 450 horsepower and 670 lbs. ft. I never went to the track but my friend with the same truck and tunes ran low 13's pretty crazy for an 8,000lb truck but do some research you will see I am not lying these trucks can cut 1.8 60 foot times easy we simply put it in 4wd HI and brake boost to about 20 pounds of boost and I can out launch anything on the streets (my truck maxed its boost out at about 36 pounds)

Now that you have the history of my truck here is the deal I am a member of a powerstroke forum and I can give you links to at least 10 people who have "dusted" their engine and turbo by using a K&N filter. Dusted means dirt and particles got past the so called "filter" and sand blasted the turbo and engine. I can also give you several pictures if y'all want

I realize this is on a FI application so it is pulling in a ton more air, but it still leads to the point that K&N filters dont filter the air near as good as they claim. I just want to inform people of this because I would hate to see more people getting "dusted"

rednek01 · 03-16-2009, 09:21 AM

they flow great but they dont filter great. There is a trade off there I will get links and pics gimme some time to find them on the site.

g96818 · 07-29-2009, 03:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rednek01

I hate to say this guys but I wouldn't put a K&N filter on my lawn mower....

Now that I have your attention I will explain why, My last vehicle was a 2004 F-250 power stroke diesel 4x4 lariat crew cab. I had exhaust and a programmer and an AFI intake this was a 6.0 (the one that gets the bad wrap for reasons which do not relate to this post). Ok now my truck dyno'ed after being custom tuned at 450 horsepower and 670 lbs. ft. I never went to the track but my friend with the same truck and tunes ran low 13's pretty crazy for an 8,000lb truck but do some research you will see I am not lying these trucks can cut 1.8 60 foot times easy we simply put it in 4wd HI and brake boost to about 20 pounds of boost and I can out launch anything on the streets (my truck maxed its boost out at about 36 pounds)

Now that you have the history of my truck here is the deal I am a member of a powerstroke forum and I can give you links to at least 10 people who have "dusted" their engine and turbo by using a K&N filter. Dusted means dirt and particles got past the so called "filter" and sand blasted the turbo and engine. I can also give you several pictures if y'all want

I realize this is on a FI application so it is pulling in a ton more air, but it still leads to the point that K&N filters dont filter the air near as good as they claim. I just want to inform people of this because I would hate to see more people getting "dusted"

dude, u do realize that u gotta oil the filter after u clean it, that's if u ever cleaned it before

Burnrubber101 · 03-19-2009, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by arcticreaver

guys, i just dropped off my car today at K&N. so in a week i should see the intake. i'll post up some pics when i get my car back.

Sam, i called too because i live around there. Tell me if everything went well getting your intake installed. I am a little suspicous why they will take a week to give it back to you. It takes about 20 min... But Im thinking that they are going to test your car like a slave, revving it to 7500 or more to see the maximum hp output. Let me know!

03-10-2009, 06:30 PM	#1 (permalink)
Reigis Base Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Riverside Posts: 1 Drives: none Rep Power: 17	K&N looking for vehicles Hello, my name is Reina Gamez and I work for K&N in the R&D department. Right now we are in the process of developing an intake kit for the 370z, so if you live in or around Riverside, CA and would be interested in receiving a free intake kit, you can reach me either by email at reinag@knfilters.com or call me at 951-826-4000 ext. 4458. Thanks

03-10-2009, 06:37 PM	#2 (permalink)
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03-10-2009, 07:05 PM	#3 (permalink)
arcticreaver Track Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Arcadia, CA Posts: 769 Drives: 2009 Z34 7AT PG Rep Power: 925	damnit!!!!! i live in arcadia, ca!!!!! that's like probably 1 hr 30 mins away if i'm lucky with traffic!!!!

03-10-2009, 07:08 PM	#4 (permalink)
nogoodname Lifetime Premium Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Montreal Posts: 22,357 Drives: E46 M3 Rep Power: 1765	Dammit . I'm in Canada Dammit. I don't have a Z Someone will be a lucky fella in and around Riverside So after it's been developped and manufactured. Do the members on here get a group buy on these intakes

03-10-2009, 07:31 PM	#6 (permalink)
nogoodname Lifetime Premium Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Montreal Posts: 22,357 Drives: E46 M3 Rep Power: 1765	Ohh yea true. But sometimes vendors say they can do a group buy from the manufacture Like make a deal with them

03-11-2009, 06:00 PM	#8 (permalink)
arcticreaver Track Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Arcadia, CA Posts: 769 Drives: 2009 Z34 7AT PG Rep Power: 925	looks like i'm going to be going down there this Sunday to drop off my car. thanks for the heads up regisi. btw, this is Sam.

03-15-2009, 09:09 PM	#9 (permalink)
arcticreaver Track Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Arcadia, CA Posts: 769 Drives: 2009 Z34 7AT PG Rep Power: 925	guys, i just dropped off my car today at K&N. so in a week i should see the intake. i'll post up some pics when i get my car back.

03-16-2009, 09:09 AM	#11 (permalink)
rednek01 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Houston Posts: 352 Drives: Mustang GT Rep Power: 238	I hate to say this guys but I wouldn't put a K&N filter on my lawn mower.... Now that I have your attention I will explain why, My last vehicle was a 2004 F-250 power stroke diesel 4x4 lariat crew cab. I had exhaust and a programmer and an AFI intake this was a 6.0 (the one that gets the bad wrap for reasons which do not relate to this post). Ok now my truck dyno'ed after being custom tuned at 450 horsepower and 670 lbs. ft. I never went to the track but my friend with the same truck and tunes ran low 13's pretty crazy for an 8,000lb truck but do some research you will see I am not lying these trucks can cut 1.8 60 foot times easy we simply put it in 4wd HI and brake boost to about 20 pounds of boost and I can out launch anything on the streets (my truck maxed its boost out at about 36 pounds) Now that you have the history of my truck here is the deal I am a member of a powerstroke forum and I can give you links to at least 10 people who have "dusted" their engine and turbo by using a K&N filter. Dusted means dirt and particles got past the so called "filter" and sand blasted the turbo and engine. I can also give you several pictures if y'all want I realize this is on a FI application so it is pulling in a ton more air, but it still leads to the point that K&N filters dont filter the air near as good as they claim. I just want to inform people of this because I would hate to see more people getting "dusted"

03-16-2009, 09:21 AM	#13 (permalink)
rednek01 Enthusiast Member Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Houston Posts: 352 Drives: Mustang GT Rep Power: 238	they flow great but they dont filter great. There is a trade off there I will get links and pics gimme some time to find them on the site.