K&N Typhoon Intake Group Buy - '07+ G35 Sedan
#31
KulG35 and I went and dyno'd our cars with the K&N intakes installed on Saturday, so we will both be posting results soon.
Here's a brief rundown of our findings... I saw a peak gain of about 6 HP at around 6200 RPM's, however, my peak HP figures that came around 7000 RPM's were pretty much exactly the same with both intakes (294.3 Vs. 294.1). I also saw a pretty decent torque increase almost across the entire RPM range with the largest increase of 4 - 5 lb-ft coming at about 6200 RPM's.
KulG35 got much better results, but he got did his baseline a different day, so he was able to switch out intakes last weekend and give his ECU some time to adjust. I don't have his exact dyno figures in front of me, but I believe he gained 3 - 4 Peak HP and about 6 lb-ft Peak Torque (running almost 310 HP, with FI exhaust and HFC's). He also had a huge torque gain across the entire RPM range from the stock intake, so his dyno charts look very nice.
My results were not as good as his, but I actually switched intakes there on Saturday, so I didn't give the ECU a chance to readjust to the new intake, so I was actually running a 1/2 point richer with the new intake, which was probably hurting performace. I may try to go back in a couple of weeks and do a few more pulls once my ECU has a chance to readjust.
Plese note that all these runs were all done on a DynaPack dyno, so they can't be compared to anything done on a DynoJet. From my experience, the DynaPack runs about 6% - 7% higher than a DynoJet. To give you an idea of the difference, I used to have an E36 M3 and it ran 271 HP on a DynoJet and 290 HP on a DynaPack with the exact same mods, so about 6.6 - 6.7% higher on the DynaPack. I'm just happy that my G puts out more HP stock than my M3 did with several thousand worth of mods.![Biggthumpup](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/biggthumpup.gif)
Here are some new pics of the engine bay with the K&N intake and BB grounding wires installed.
My thanks to KulG35 for helping me install the K&N intake in Church's parking lot on Saturday!
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010063.jpg)
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010064.jpg)
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010065.jpg)
Here's a brief rundown of our findings... I saw a peak gain of about 6 HP at around 6200 RPM's, however, my peak HP figures that came around 7000 RPM's were pretty much exactly the same with both intakes (294.3 Vs. 294.1). I also saw a pretty decent torque increase almost across the entire RPM range with the largest increase of 4 - 5 lb-ft coming at about 6200 RPM's.
KulG35 got much better results, but he got did his baseline a different day, so he was able to switch out intakes last weekend and give his ECU some time to adjust. I don't have his exact dyno figures in front of me, but I believe he gained 3 - 4 Peak HP and about 6 lb-ft Peak Torque (running almost 310 HP, with FI exhaust and HFC's). He also had a huge torque gain across the entire RPM range from the stock intake, so his dyno charts look very nice.
My results were not as good as his, but I actually switched intakes there on Saturday, so I didn't give the ECU a chance to readjust to the new intake, so I was actually running a 1/2 point richer with the new intake, which was probably hurting performace. I may try to go back in a couple of weeks and do a few more pulls once my ECU has a chance to readjust.
Plese note that all these runs were all done on a DynaPack dyno, so they can't be compared to anything done on a DynoJet. From my experience, the DynaPack runs about 6% - 7% higher than a DynoJet. To give you an idea of the difference, I used to have an E36 M3 and it ran 271 HP on a DynoJet and 290 HP on a DynaPack with the exact same mods, so about 6.6 - 6.7% higher on the DynaPack. I'm just happy that my G puts out more HP stock than my M3 did with several thousand worth of mods.
![Biggthumpup](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/biggthumpup.gif)
Here are some new pics of the engine bay with the K&N intake and BB grounding wires installed.
My thanks to KulG35 for helping me install the K&N intake in Church's parking lot on Saturday!
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010063.jpg)
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010064.jpg)
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010065.jpg)
![](http://i71.photobucket.com/albums/i159/amelillo/G35%20Engine%20Caps%20-%20Dec%202008/P1010066.jpg)
#37
Originally Posted by admdavid
Do you notice a difference in the sound? How noticeable is it, if so?
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Originally Posted by 2GoRNot2G
Ok guys... Here's the info on the group buy for the K&N intakes. The total price is $369.98 = $359 + $10.98 shipping (this includes sales tax). To execute the group buy you can either use the below link and following the check out procedures:
http://www.jaycorptech.com/showprodu...?productid=204
Or you can send $369.98 ($359 + $10.98 shipping) via PayPal to the following:
sales@jaycorptech.com
This includes sales tax and standard UPS Ground shipping.
If paying via PayPal, then please include your g35Driver username, along with your full name and shipping address in the comments field. Please feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions.
I have talked the vendor into leaving this Group Buy open for th next few weeks, so if you are not listed in the Group Buy, but still want an intake, please feel free to use the above link to purchase your intake at the negotiated Group Buy price.
If we end up getting another 5 or 6 people in on the Group Buy, then I may be able to get everyone $10 credit once the Group Buy closes.
http://www.jaycorptech.com/showprodu...?productid=204
Or you can send $369.98 ($359 + $10.98 shipping) via PayPal to the following:
sales@jaycorptech.com
This includes sales tax and standard UPS Ground shipping.
If paying via PayPal, then please include your g35Driver username, along with your full name and shipping address in the comments field. Please feel free to send me a PM if you have any questions.
I have talked the vendor into leaving this Group Buy open for th next few weeks, so if you are not listed in the Group Buy, but still want an intake, please feel free to use the above link to purchase your intake at the negotiated Group Buy price.
If we end up getting another 5 or 6 people in on the Group Buy, then I may be able to get everyone $10 credit once the Group Buy closes.
#39
Originally Posted by antirice
So can I still order using that link?
Good luck and make sure to let us know how it goes!
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Originally Posted by 2GoRNot2G
D_cecc said it perfectly.... At idle and cruising on the highway from 2500 - 4000 rpm's the sound is very close to stock, at least inside the cabin of the car, but once you drop the throttle and both throttle bodies open up... Wow! does it sounds sweet. Sounds like a completely different car... almost like a Jekel and Hyde type personality. I love it!
I wanna do the Magnaflow exhaust setup that has been talked about here, too. Couldn't imagine a sweeter Christmas gift than that!
![Smilie](https://g35driver.com/forums/images/smilies/smile.gif)
#41
^ No problem, admdavid. I think you'll definitely be happy with the K&N system. It's by far the most professionally made intake I've seen for our cars. Fitment is great and it uses most of the stock mouting points, so everything is solid.
I also plan to post up the dyno charts, as well, once I get a chance to scan them in.
I still haven't decided what kind of exhaust I want to go with, so I'm curious to hear how you like the Magnoflow system once you get it, so keep us posted.
I got to drive 16 laps around CA Speedway in a full blown Nascar, so that was a freaking awesome Xmas gift from my wife... albeit, the car was rev limited to about 150 mph, but it was still fun as hell!!!
I also plan to post up the dyno charts, as well, once I get a chance to scan them in.
I still haven't decided what kind of exhaust I want to go with, so I'm curious to hear how you like the Magnoflow system once you get it, so keep us posted.
I got to drive 16 laps around CA Speedway in a full blown Nascar, so that was a freaking awesome Xmas gift from my wife... albeit, the car was rev limited to about 150 mph, but it was still fun as hell!!!
#42
I know nothing about the retailer, but I came across this: http://www.gottruckparts.com/search.php?query=69-7082TS
They are purportedly selling the K&N 69-7082TS for $261.95 shipped.
Anyone know if this is legit? I am thinking about trying it out.
They are purportedly selling the K&N 69-7082TS for $261.95 shipped.
Anyone know if this is legit? I am thinking about trying it out.
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