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Z1 Motorsports Cold Air Intakes
Does anyone have this set up? They seem to be pretty similar to the Gen 3 intakes from Stillen but $100 less in price.
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Check the Intake/Exhaust section - Z1 Intakes
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thanks Silly Rabbit. :)
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I dont know about that intake ? I own a stillen G3
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My guess is they are probably close or near the same
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Zoom370z you are probably correct. The reason why I was asking is they are less expensive and no cutting holes is required to install them.
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I have it on mine,,,install is probably similar-Getting tuned on Monday; so not sure RWHP #'s yet......I added multiple parts at 1 time.http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...91650cab68.jpg
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Biggest reason that I got mine; is that an immediate tune isn't required/ because the MAF sensors are in same location;just put on bottom of pipe,rather than top,,,,cleaner look.
Also,about trimming/ silicone pipe will squeeze through upper core support/ but will gently squeeze it in places,,,, I trimmed mine,so I don't kink the pipes....filters lay nicely on crash bar. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
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Just sayin, you really can't improve on your stock intakes in terms of design.what you can do is improve flow with post MAF's and a k&n filter or the hipo filter of your choice. Then add a kickin exhaust n cats.you're good to go. You'll have the same power gains as the guys with these $500 intakes.
Remember you get the most power gains from the first breather mod of your choice. The second is a supporting mod. Starting at the exhaust will save you $$$ and net you more power. |
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I would rather breathe out of a cone filter than a panel filter all day; more surface area to filter air and pull it in.
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Or you can put a Stillen on lose 8hp from 500-4900rpm. Then gain 16hp from 5000 to 7500. Seems counter productive to me. Especially when you can pull your 15hp on-from the exhaust and then get that cold air with about +5hp as a second mod after adding an exhaust. |
The stock intakes are a restriction after 6500rpm. Upgraded maf tubes and K&N intakes will bump it up mildly, but it still plateaus. I've never seen a CAI lose power anywhere against a stock setup or even post maf tubes and K&N intakes. Those are a great bang for the buck. Also, the air is no colder than the a G3 style setup. It's not in the engine bay. There are a million threads on this topic. The Z1 intakes are a great deal and better than a panel filter with post maf tubes. You won't lose power. Just don't get a short ram.
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