hey guys im trying to find a good cold air intake for my 2007 infiniti G35 coupe. the only brand that i can find that has one for my make and model is INJEN. while is was researching i saw some people say they were good. some said they caused engines to blow up. i just dont want to make a mistake when i buy so plzzz let me know. if you know of a cold air intake for my car plz post the URL or site i can find it. Thanks!!!
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Look into the R2C intakes. They provide an airbox similar to the stock one. And are same as cold air intake. But a bit easier to install I'd assume, and easier to clean since it uses dry filter tech =) My 2 centsOriginally Posted by Robert B
hey guys im trying to find a good cold air intake for my 2007 infiniti G35 coupe. the only brand that i can find that has one for my make and model is INJEN. while is was researching i saw some people say they were good. some said they caused engines to blow up. i just dont want to make a mistake when i buy so plzzz let me know. if you know of a cold air intake for my car plz post the URL or site i can find it. Thanks!!!
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Don't waste your $$ or time.. Intakes don't do **** for our cars.. Get a plenum spacer, z- tube, revup air box and k&n drop in filter..
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I personally like Injen products, don't expect huge gains but it's a quality product that won't lose it's resale value.
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I have the injen cai and you will not notice any performance gains.
however, since it sucks more air in, its louder then stock cai and i like the sounds it makes lol
however, since it sucks more air in, its louder then stock cai and i like the sounds it makes lol

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however, since it sucks more air in, its louder then stock cai and i like the sounds it makes lol
+1, but if you drive your car daily know how it reacts to certain response's you will feel an acceleration gain, not noticeable to any one but the daily driver of the car. It is there though, I have put CAI's on near all my cars throughout the last 8 years always noticed a difference. its even more noticeable if you gotta 4 banger... but with all that said I wouldn't go into buying one looking for an acceleration.Originally Posted by Exceptional
I have the injen cai and you will not notice any performance gains.however, since it sucks more air in, its louder then stock cai and i like the sounds it makes lol
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oh by the why i also have the 07 g35 coupe and since that was the last year of production on those and the same year the sedan got remodeled there is a lot of misconception and flase information on the sites. you're better off searching for 06 g35 coupe cold air intakes. there are plenty that fit your vehicle
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Forget Injen especially if it consists of metal tubing, that will only cause you HP loss this time of year due to your '07 injesting heated air or heat soak. Check out Stillen's intakes for your model year, they're made of composite plastic and have a giant K&N filter. Better breathing and no issues with heat + a great sound. Part # 402835 is Stillens part number for his intake/z-tube combination....Gary
2007 infiniti G35 coupe. there might be others out there but i havent found a K&N or many others that fit.
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yes and I installed an 06 CAI on my 07 coupe. Fits perfectlyOriginally Posted by Robert B
so an 06 cold air intake for a g35 coupe will also fit a 2007?
Thanks for all the input guys you guys helped me make a decision and awnsered alot of questions for me!!!! thanks again!! :^)
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Get a bypass valve if you get the Injen, where it sits is fine if you're able to keep moving in moderately-deep water, but since it sits behind the bumper, the way the bumper pushes water out of the way keeps you safe as long as you're moving, but once you stop or slow, the wake it pushes away comes rushing in and fills up the "dead end" amplifying the height of the water. I hydrolocked my engine going through rainy Savannah roads at stock height. The water was NOT over the top of the filter, but because of the just-mentioned effect, it became effectively 6" deeper in the bumper area once I had to slow down for some idiot in a jacked-up truck in front of me who just randomly stopped to look down a road or something.
The $5k I spent on a having a replacement engine shipped and installed would have easily done a simple turbo setup with real gains rather than the no-gains, better-sound of the Injen.
The $5k I spent on a having a replacement engine shipped and installed would have easily done a simple turbo setup with real gains rather than the no-gains, better-sound of the Injen.
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I agree.Originally Posted by Frankieg35
Don't waste your $$ or time.. Intakes don't do **** for our cars.. Get a plenum spacer, z- tube, revup air box and k&n drop in filter..





