looking for an after market air intake kit
Re: looking for an after market air intake kit
Re: Re: looking for an after market air intake kit
Originally posted by mzmtg
1. search
2. search
3. search
1. search
2. search
3. search
at least that's how i learned lol
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Originally posted by nadir_s
ben, how come u and the other moderators dont just lock threads like how u used to couple months go... it really emphasized the "search search search first!"
at least that's how i learned lol
ben, how come u and the other moderators dont just lock threads like how u used to couple months go... it really emphasized the "search search search first!"
at least that's how i learned lol
Originally posted by Maxima95Tuner
Im too stubborn to search.
Im too stubborn to search.
there is a NO BRAND cold air intake kit sellin on ebay for $49, get it and replace the filter with K&N... u'll have smoother intake arm, megaflow cuz K&N filter flows the best... and u'll have around 5-10HP gain... this setup won't be more than $100 and gives u decent result...
or u can go with frankencar, no doubt about tat =)
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Originally posted by happyricefob
yea...me too, but since i'm bored i'll give u my personal opinion...
there is a NO BRAND cold air intake kit sellin on ebay for $49, get it and replace the filter with K&N... u'll have smoother intake arm, megaflow cuz K&N filter flows the best... and u'll have around 5-10HP gain... this setup won't be more than $100 and gives u decent result...
or u can go with frankencar, no doubt about tat =)
yea...me too, but since i'm bored i'll give u my personal opinion...
there is a NO BRAND cold air intake kit sellin on ebay for $49, get it and replace the filter with K&N... u'll have smoother intake arm, megaflow cuz K&N filter flows the best... and u'll have around 5-10HP gain... this setup won't be more than $100 and gives u decent result...
or u can go with frankencar, no doubt about tat =)
Re: looking for an after market air intake kit
Originally posted by joew
1. price
2. company
3. quality
1. price
2. company
3. quality
1. 50-250
2. stillen (not CAI), injen, Place Racing, frankencar, bomex
3. they all are good
Originally posted by BBaker025
auto=injen
5 spd=frankencar
auto=injen
5 spd=frankencar
A CAI (Injen) adds power to low end, which takes away the lag when u go WOT on an auto. Since a 5 spd doesnt have any lag between the time u press the gas and the time u go you dont need it as much, but it would still be helpful. A midpipe (frankencar) adds power to the middle powerband which would be more beneficial for the 5 spd. I have an Injen on my auto and I love it, it looks good, easy to install, and takes away the auto lag which makes me get off the line much faster.
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What do you guys think of making your own intake kit? something along the lines of... http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
Originally posted by Maxima95Tuner
What do you guys think of making your own intake kit? something along the lines of... http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
What do you guys think of making your own intake kit? something along the lines of... http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
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Originally posted by bolido2000
I've read that a lot people of done it and it works the same as a frankencar.
I've read that a lot people of done it and it works the same as a frankencar.
Originally posted by Maxima95Tuner
Which, in turn, would tell me that a majority of the gains you get with an aftermarket intake would be from the filter you use... correct?
Which, in turn, would tell me that a majority of the gains you get with an aftermarket intake would be from the filter you use... correct?
Originally posted by Maxima95Tuner
What do you guys think of making your own intake kit? something along the lines of... http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
What do you guys think of making your own intake kit? something along the lines of... http://www.drwebdesign.com/mymaxima/upperintake.html
Has anyone tried it?
(too lazy to search)
(I have a 5 spd)... but the perfomance is there either way... 5spd or auto
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Originally posted by BBaker025
Someone dynoed their car with a K&N and Monsterflow filter. The monsterflow showed about a 2hp gain over K&N. They are worth the money over APC because they are reuseable and they produce more hp gains.
Someone dynoed their car with a K&N and Monsterflow filter. The monsterflow showed about a 2hp gain over K&N. They are worth the money over APC because they are reuseable and they produce more hp gains.
Frankencar. I have ridden in several maxima's with several different setups..I like the Frankencar the best. Nice sound....but I wish it was louder !!!! It definately sounds like a monster at WOT.
you all are post ******!!!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
what are your experiences with injen air filter? is it worth getting it, if i can get a discount on it.
Originally posted by dmBK
you all are post ******!!!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
you all are post ******!!!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
Originally posted by dmBK
you all are post ******!!!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
you all are post ******!!!
if the intake is loud at the WOT, then whats the point of flooring the gas pedal? never made sense to me. franken car seems docile under normal driving, and roars only when past 3000 rpms.
the difference between quality filters (monsterflow crap not included) is such minimal, that you WILL NOT feel the difference. you cant feel an increase of a few horsepower on a 190+ hp engine. its all in your head! the difference between CAI and non-CAI is also very minimal. for the simplicity of it all, just get the frankencar with a filter of your choice, and drive responsibly!
some more questions.
1. the stillen (high flow intake) appears to have an easier upgrade compare injen (cold air intake), and franken, right?
2. can i upgrade injen intake without the midpipe?
3. is it good to get the midpip from franken, the mid pipe upgrade appears to be diffcult.
STILLEN ---- http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...smaxstil9.html
INJEN ---- http://www.ptuning.com/html/Item-Des...delDesc=Maxima
frankencar ---- http://www.frankencar.com/intakes.shtml
1. the stillen (high flow intake) appears to have an easier upgrade compare injen (cold air intake), and franken, right?
2. can i upgrade injen intake without the midpipe?
3. is it good to get the midpip from franken, the mid pipe upgrade appears to be diffcult.
STILLEN ---- http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...smaxstil9.html
INJEN ---- http://www.ptuning.com/html/Item-Des...delDesc=Maxima
frankencar ---- http://www.frankencar.com/intakes.shtml
Originally posted by joew
some more questions.
1. the stillen (high flow intake) appears to have an easier upgrade compare injen (cold air intake), and franken, right?
2. can i upgrade injen intake without the midpipe?
3. is it good to get the midpip from franken, the mid pipe upgrade appears to be diffcult.
STILLEN ---- http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...smaxstil9.html
INJEN ---- http://www.ptuning.com/html/Item-Des...delDesc=Maxima
frankencar ---- http://www.frankencar.com/intakes.shtml
some more questions.
1. the stillen (high flow intake) appears to have an easier upgrade compare injen (cold air intake), and franken, right?
2. can i upgrade injen intake without the midpipe?
3. is it good to get the midpip from franken, the mid pipe upgrade appears to be diffcult.
STILLEN ---- http://shop.store.yahoo.com/southwes...smaxstil9.html
INJEN ---- http://www.ptuning.com/html/Item-Des...delDesc=Maxima
frankencar ---- http://www.frankencar.com/intakes.shtml
To answer your question about the Frankencar midpipe upgrade...the only thing I can think of what you are talking about is the new midpipe with the bend in it. This is done to fit the filter more comfortably in the engine bay, and not resting as near to the battery.
is it good to upgrade with franken without installing the midpipe. is it diffcult to install cause stillen looks easier.
Originally posted by MaxWolf
Ok, as you can see in pics...Stillen does not have a midpipe. It's been proven that our cars can retain low end torque that may have been lost if not using a mid pipe. If your searching, also look under "hybrid". The Injen has a mid-pipe persay, but is not called such..it's just longer piping that goes down to the filter. Some people who live in Winter climates prefer not to use Injens product, due to the filter placement. ........From there on, it's just preference. Different filters MAY gain you a hp here or there, and those debates are throughout the "archives".
To answer your question about the Frankencar midpipe upgrade...the only thing I can think of what you are talking about is the new midpipe with the bend in it. This is done to fit the filter more comfortably in the engine bay, and not resting as near to the battery.
Ok, as you can see in pics...Stillen does not have a midpipe. It's been proven that our cars can retain low end torque that may have been lost if not using a mid pipe. If your searching, also look under "hybrid". The Injen has a mid-pipe persay, but is not called such..it's just longer piping that goes down to the filter. Some people who live in Winter climates prefer not to use Injens product, due to the filter placement. ........From there on, it's just preference. Different filters MAY gain you a hp here or there, and those debates are throughout the "archives".
To answer your question about the Frankencar midpipe upgrade...the only thing I can think of what you are talking about is the new midpipe with the bend in it. This is done to fit the filter more comfortably in the engine bay, and not resting as near to the battery.



