So the other day, my cousin handed me a free Injen intake used as R&D from his 350z since he was using a Injen CAI intake on his. Now after installing the Injen Intake he has given me onto my G35 Sedan I noticed one problem, the hose that connected to the stock intake tubing did not have a connection onto the Injen Intake, idk whether or not to drill the intake and stick a fitting on there to connect the hose or put a breather on the hose. Any suggestion? As of right now I just ran it open as seen in the pictures. http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y17...g?t=1212041328
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that hose is your pcv (Positive Crankcase Ventilation) that intake ram should have a metal thingy where you connect the hose on to

 

It plugs into a small tube on the bottom of that intake.. feel for it and look under it.

 

koo connect your pcv hose in it

 

thats the thing there is no small tube on the bottom of the intake, the Intake he gave me was a R&D intake by Injen, his Z was used for R&D so I was thinking since its the Positive Crankcase Ventallation can I just stick a breather?

 

I installed it myself, I was looking for a little tube, but nothing so I laughed and just installed it anyways leaving the pcv hose open

 

dunno about sticking a breather in it.. how is your idle right now?

 

the idle is fine, no power loss, I was just concerned because I'm running it open

 

to be safe just put it back to stock r get a z tube

 

I guess, hahaha cosmetic wise it looks nice, and sounds nice now what if I drilled a hole on the bottom of the intake and stick a fitting maybe that might just solve the problem

 

Other than that any other suggestions out there from other G Drivers?

 

i dunno if that a good idea... lil metal piece might get suck through the TB.. even if you wash it out good, better to be safe then sry

 

just put one of those mini cone shaped filters on the end of the hose.

 

thats what I was thinking, putting a breather filter on the end of the hose with a small pipe clapping in between holding the filter and hose together