I notice everyone talking about K&N, and Injen....the Blitz SUS (Stainless Mesh Filter) is out and have heard good things about it (Contact Blitz USA for Dyno figures) It will fit both Coupe and Sedan...Retails for $268......Blitz tested as one of the best flowing but not one of the best particle filters....so California only.....hahaaha.

 

....so California only..... Only if you think smog doesn't contain particles. [img]/w3timages/icons/smile.gif[/img]

2003.5 G35 Sedan Desert Platinum/Graphite Premium/Sport/Aero/Nav/Winter

 

i have the blitz intake in my coupe. i dont know any increase in hp but gas mileage did go up by .03

 

alex, Does that mean the money is wasted?

Silver/Graphite/Premium/Sports/Winter and love it

 

i got the intake for free cause i recieved sponsorship the shop wanted me to test it out so i really didnt waste any money

 

was that just the short intake, not the cold air?

BS G35C 6spd navi/aero/prem

 

Did you Dyno your car? how manly miles you got? remember guys....in some cars the motor has to be broken in (could be 1500-5000 miles) before the true power potential is realized. Hey and lets face it...its just a filter.! but every bit helps!

 

actually the blitz intake is just a filter no piping so its still sucking in hot engine air

 

Alex, its funny the way most people think of intakes....remember in real life your moving...and lets face it....Nissan/Infiniti did a good job locating the Intakes on the 350Z/G35.....makes you think is it really sucking as much hot air as ppl think.

 

I wouldn't say that Blitz test the best... check this link out:
http://www.mkiv.com/techarticles/filters_test/2/

Pretty much says that Blitz didn't do so well (I don't know how they got around doing their tests)...

 

You can drive 80mph, get all the air flow you can imagine under the hood, air will be warmer then if you ducted it from the outside to the filer element in a sealed system. Short rams are warm air intakes. The radiator' dumps a ton of hot air out as it does it's job.

I wonder how larger the particles are that a stainless steel mesh fileter allows in? Or how many time bigger the particles are? I sure won't run one.

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