If I add a K&N filter...
not much power gain maybe like 1-2 hp if that same thing goes for the whole intake system.
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Based on a class of methods that approximate the conditional probability of distributions that arise when using observable variables like external air pressure and temperature, wind flow, mesh size, intake pipe diameter, etc plus when considering the characteristics of the VQ35DE engine, data has shown that the net gain is a coefficient of the measure in efficiency. Ergo, the ratio of return in monetary investment is the inverse square of horsepower output. Based on this formula, you will obtain a net gain of tan(log n) (where n is total horsepower).
Originally Posted by g35dalf
Based on a class of methods that approximate the conditional probability of distributions that arise when using observable variables like external air pressure and temperature, wind flow, mesh size, intake pipe diameter, etc plus when considering the characteristics of the VQ35DE engine, data has shown that the net gain is a coefficient of the measure in efficiency. Ergo, the ratio of return in monetary investment is the inverse square of horsepower output. Based on this formula, you will obtain a net gain of tan(log n) (where n is total horsepower).
Originally Posted by g35dalf
Based on a class of methods that approximate the conditional probability of distributions that arise when using observable variables like external air pressure and temperature, wind flow, mesh size, intake pipe diameter, etc plus when considering the characteristics of the VQ35DE engine, data has shown that the net gain is a coefficient of the measure in efficiency. Ergo, the ratio of return in monetary investment is the inverse square of horsepower output. Based on this formula, you will obtain a net gain of tan(log n) (where n is total horsepower).



