intake mod
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intake mod
i heard you can mod the stock intake to get more power out of it . Someone told me to cut a whole on the radiator support and put a tube connecting to the stock air box i got a rev up but im trying get a lil more power out of it !! couple friends said just to get the pop or the r2c because youll get good gains but i just bought the stillen z tube rev up box and a k&n intake 2 weeks ago
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Good choice in intakes, Stillen makes a great intake using that giant K&N filter and you won't have issues with the dreaded heat soak cause the intake is made of plastic composit. You could drill a hole in the radiator support using a hose directed at the intake. Don't forget the scoop that should sit behind your grille to gather the air. As you can tell this has been done before by some genius named Sean here in SoCal....
Gary
Gary
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Good choice in intakes, Stillen makes a great intake using that giant K&N filter and you won't have issues with the dreaded heat soak cause the intake is made of plastic composit. You could drill a hole in the radiator support using a hose directed at the intake. Don't forget the scoop that should sit behind your grille to gather the air. As you can tell this has been done before by some genius named Sean here in SoCal....
Gary
Gary
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eh, not the biggest supporter of this mod. it just draws air from the same place your OEM setup does. a lot of people mistakenly think that the factory snorkel draws air from the gap between the hood and the grill, therefore they think it's not getting enough air. not true, the snorkel actually draws air directed from the opening in the grill near the hood latch. the air comes in through the grill and lower openings and meets resistance at the radiator, it's then directed upward through the opening(on top of the grill) and goes into the snorkel, which leads to the intake filter. same air you'd draw by adding a scoop in the grill and plumbing it to the filter but now less pressurized.
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https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...ir-intake.html
I did a little DIY a while back with this mod. Could have made it better w/ larger hosing.
I did a little DIY a while back with this mod. Could have made it better w/ larger hosing.
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https://g35driver.com/forums/engine-...ir-intake.html
I did a little DIY a while back with this mod. Could have made it better w/ larger hosing.
I did a little DIY a while back with this mod. Could have made it better w/ larger hosing.
Gary
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i will say this, Sean is a VERY smart guy and that the fact that he is behind this is the ONLY reason i don't completely discount anyone else's results, lol
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I love DIYs.. Nice.
I see three improvements that could be made:
1) Smoother Tubing
2) Gradual & Linear Reduction in Tube Diameter (From input to output)
3) Channel Air Flow to the Center of Filter (Hole location drilled in housing)
....and perhaps larger diameter tubing considering #2.
That should decrease turbulence, increase velocity, and allow better distribution of air.
I may look into this mod myself.
I see three improvements that could be made:
1) Smoother Tubing
2) Gradual & Linear Reduction in Tube Diameter (From input to output)
3) Channel Air Flow to the Center of Filter (Hole location drilled in housing)
....and perhaps larger diameter tubing considering #2.
That should decrease turbulence, increase velocity, and allow better distribution of air.
I may look into this mod myself.
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