Negative about the Z tube?
#32
01-15-2005, 12:03 PM
DISCLAIMER----------
This reply is not meant to start a flame war. Do you own research and reading. It's your car and you make your own decision.
I have been involved in the motorsports industry for over 15 years. My partners and I own a very successful company that builds engines for Sprint Cars, Big Block Modifies, and Late Model Dirt Cars. If you have ever been to a main event at a sprint car race you know that I know a few things about engines, horsepower and dirt. Our company has NEVER suggested or recommended K&N filters to our customers.
The K&N marketing machine is very impressive, they spend millions on advertising a product that does not deliver what they claim. We have NEVER ran a dyno test that showed a K&N product creating more power in any application. Further more we have seen the use of a K&N product not properly filtering dirt many times.
Here is are two links for information. Take the time to read the research and make your own decision.
Tset
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This reply is not meant to start a flame war. Do you own research and reading. It's your car and you make your own decision.
I have been involved in the motorsports industry for over 15 years. My partners and I own a very successful company that builds engines for Sprint Cars, Big Block Modifies, and Late Model Dirt Cars. If you have ever been to a main event at a sprint car race you know that I know a few things about engines, horsepower and dirt. Our company has NEVER suggested or recommended K&N filters to our customers.
The K&N marketing machine is very impressive, they spend millions on advertising a product that does not deliver what they claim. We have NEVER ran a dyno test that showed a K&N product creating more power in any application. Further more we have seen the use of a K&N product not properly filtering dirt many times.
Here is are two links for information. Take the time to read the research and make your own decision.
Tset
Info
#33
01-15-2005, 01:18 PM
Originally Posted by Wingsprint
DISCLAIMER----------
This reply is not meant to start a flame war. Do you own research and reading. It's your car and you make your own decision.
I have been involved in the motorsports industry for over 15 years. My partners and I own a very successful company that builds engines for Sprint Cars, Big Block Modifies, and Late Model Dirt Cars. If you have ever been to a main event at a sprint car race you know that I know a few things about engines, horsepower and dirt. Our company has NEVER suggested or recommended K&N filters to our customers.
The K&N marketing machine is very impressive, they spend millions on advertising a product that does not deliver what they claim. We have NEVER ran a dyno test that showed a K&N product creating more power in any application. Further more we have seen the use of a K&N product not properly filtering dirt many times.
Here is are two links for information. Take the time to read the research and make your own decision.
Tset
Info
This reply is not meant to start a flame war. Do you own research and reading. It's your car and you make your own decision.
I have been involved in the motorsports industry for over 15 years. My partners and I own a very successful company that builds engines for Sprint Cars, Big Block Modifies, and Late Model Dirt Cars. If you have ever been to a main event at a sprint car race you know that I know a few things about engines, horsepower and dirt. Our company has NEVER suggested or recommended K&N filters to our customers.
The K&N marketing machine is very impressive, they spend millions on advertising a product that does not deliver what they claim. We have NEVER ran a dyno test that showed a K&N product creating more power in any application. Further more we have seen the use of a K&N product not properly filtering dirt many times.
Here is are two links for information. Take the time to read the research and make your own decision.
Tset
Info
I just had a Blackstone oil analysis done on my 14-year old Nissan 300ZX, which has a K&N Filtercharger. They remarked that "the air and oil filters were working well, as shown by the levels of silicon and insolubles". I didn't tell them what kind of filter I was using.
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#41
01-20-2005, 06:54 PM
If anyone has experience of Infiniti of Raleigh (Capital Blvd Raleigh, NC) and the Ztube please let me know. I have one to put on, but I don't want them to void my warranty if I come in for my free oil change. I know the law says they cannot, but there is enough talk on the board to make me concerned.
Thanks
Kevin
Thanks
Kevin
#42
01-20-2005, 07:01 PM
#43
01-20-2005, 07:04 PM
Originally Posted by SixFive
Please help me out and reference where you saw this graph?
i saw the dyno graph on a post on this board somewhere. use the search button.
heres a link to help you with the search
www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
#44
01-21-2005, 09:23 AM
saw the dyno graph on a post on this board somewhere. use the search button.
heres a link to help you with the search
www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
heres a link to help you with the search
www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/posting.php
#45
01-21-2005, 10:09 AM
