Does anyone have stillen air-intake dyno?
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Originally Posted by viguera
The Stillen intake is not out for the 07 sedans yet.
Originally Posted by logik05se
What's the story with the Fujita? Did you get it yet or are you going Stillen?
Originally Posted by viguera
Oh snap... this just showed up today, right?
What's the story with the Fujita? Did you get it yet or are you going Stillen?
What's the story with the Fujita? Did you get it yet or are you going Stillen?
Great news!
The dual intakes for the G35 sedan are almost ready to ship.
We are currently finishing up production and expect to ship in the next 1-2 weeks.
You can order now if you like.
Let me know if you have any questions.
The dual intakes for the G35 sedan are almost ready to ship.
We are currently finishing up production and expect to ship in the next 1-2 weeks.
You can order now if you like.
Let me know if you have any questions.
I hate it when a single company has 3 different answers to the same question.
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yeah... i don't think i'm getting this, and a lot of it is that reason... why don't they give the same answer ever? kinda weird...
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Have Patience people...There is no After market intake available yet anywhere. The people at Stillen i am sure want to provide us G owners with the best possible system. I for one would rather wait until they have perfected their product before releasing it out to the public. I also believe that the performance vs the price will be up to par. Those pictures posted in the tech of the system are getting me really excited. It seems as tho Stillen has come up with a very nice looking system.
Originally Posted by sunmind
Probably every car I have owned (and that's a lot) has been modified to a greater or lesser degree. I have already found myself checking out the websites of performance guys from whom I bought stuff for my Z. I should join "Modifiers Anonymous"..
However, in my my opinion, one of the best attributes of the G35 Sedan is its relative "stealth" until you decide to make things happen with your right foot.
Besides, in recent years, it seems that more and more technical opinion strongly suggests that the gains from intakes (especially an intake with no other modification) are negligible; although may enhance the appearance of the engine bay and/or make the engine sound "sportier".
Performance is such a key issue, I find it difficult to believe Nissan would redesign the new HR engine and leave a few spare horsepower available because they "forgot" to optimize the intake airflow.
Having said all that, it seems you can usually rely upon Stillen to lead the pack when it comes to Nissan performance upgrades.
However, in my my opinion, one of the best attributes of the G35 Sedan is its relative "stealth" until you decide to make things happen with your right foot.
Besides, in recent years, it seems that more and more technical opinion strongly suggests that the gains from intakes (especially an intake with no other modification) are negligible; although may enhance the appearance of the engine bay and/or make the engine sound "sportier".
Performance is such a key issue, I find it difficult to believe Nissan would redesign the new HR engine and leave a few spare horsepower available because they "forgot" to optimize the intake airflow.
Having said all that, it seems you can usually rely upon Stillen to lead the pack when it comes to Nissan performance upgrades.
so you would recomment going with stillen over the fujita?
Seriously, don't waste your money on an intake looking for hp gains....it's only for sound. Better off just making your own with some 3" pipe, but if you don't care about money, then some look/sound better than others.
Originally Posted by jabu
i think he's recommending us to save our money and not bother with a 300 dollar asthetic mod. i think the dual intakes are getting as much air into the engine as is needed.
It's a $400 mod.
