Heat shield for JWT or Stillen intake?
#41
Originally Posted by maximadave
wasn't happy with the Injen. Had a Stillen on my 2K which I loved and switched back. Pinging is much less with the JWT/Stillen setup. I'm just trying to figure out how to make a heat shield for it. What would be the best material to make it out of?
I have one on my 03 Max, and I'm not really sure what to think if it.
#42
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Originally Posted by Cdriven
What didn't you like about the injen intake??
I have one on my 03 Max, and I'm not really sure what to think if it.
I have one on my 03 Max, and I'm not really sure what to think if it.
Not worth the $220+ for a small diff on the butt dyno
The filter sits just behind the radiator sucking in hot air
Get a JWT filter with a Frankencar midpipe. Kloogy has this setup on his Max and he loves it
#43
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Originally Posted by maximadave
Scratches real easy
Not worth the $220+ for a small diff on the butt dyno
The filter sits just behind the radiator sucking in hot air
Get a JWT filter with a Frankencar midpipe. Kloogy has this setup on his Max and he loves it
Not worth the $220+ for a small diff on the butt dyno
The filter sits just behind the radiator sucking in hot air
Get a JWT filter with a Frankencar midpipe. Kloogy has this setup on his Max and he loves it
#44
Originally Posted by kcowden
Injen makes a heat shield, I put it on my Injen intake and have no pinging. The heat shield looked like it might fit other applications. Check it out at www.injen.com
Where did you purchased your heat shield for the Injen? How much is it?
BTW, I've done some extensive searchings prior purchasing the Injen intake. Personally, I like it so far. It's quiet and I do feel that the car responses marginally better. I had the FirmFabrication's intake before (one of the first w/this particular intake) and was annoyed by its noise at WOT. I sold it to one of the member here. What really puzzling me is that some of your guys here praised the Injen when it was first introduced and now dissing it? Same can be said about other intakes. How long would it be before the JWT's intake is under negative criticism? LOL
The only conclusion from what I've read about the whole aftermarket intakes, is that, they'll all perform "slightly" better than stock intake and the looks/noise from each design REALLY depends on one's taste/preference.
#45
After reading the whole thread i feel like an idiot posting this but.
Your dealer didn't care about the intake? I mean, are you just kinda past the whole warranty issue? If not. Which dealer did you go to? Mossy Oceanside ?
Your dealer didn't care about the intake? I mean, are you just kinda past the whole warranty issue? If not. Which dealer did you go to? Mossy Oceanside ?
#47
Originally Posted by Str8ridin
Right here:
#48
Yes, gutter pipes and plumbing materials come in handy!
Here is my whole set-up from 2 years ago with pics...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=102082
and how I made the heat shield:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=248747
Here is my whole set-up from 2 years ago with pics...
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?threadid=102082
and how I made the heat shield:
http://forums.maxima.org/showthread.php?t=248747
#49
Originally Posted by VMaximus02
Where did you purchased your heat shield for the Injen? How much is it?
BTW, I've done some extensive searchings prior purchasing the Injen intake. Personally, I like it so far. It's quiet and I do feel that the car responses marginally better. I had the FirmFabrication's intake before (one of the first w/this particular intake) and was annoyed by its noise at WOT. I sold it to one of the member here. What really puzzling me is that some of your guys here praised the Injen when it was first introduced and now dissing it? Same can be said about other intakes. How long would it be before the JWT's intake is under negative criticism? LOL
The only conclusion from what I've read about the whole aftermarket intakes, is that, they'll all perform "slightly" better than stock intake and the looks/noise from each design REALLY depends on one's taste/preference.
BTW, I've done some extensive searchings prior purchasing the Injen intake. Personally, I like it so far. It's quiet and I do feel that the car responses marginally better. I had the FirmFabrication's intake before (one of the first w/this particular intake) and was annoyed by its noise at WOT. I sold it to one of the member here. What really puzzling me is that some of your guys here praised the Injen when it was first introduced and now dissing it? Same can be said about other intakes. How long would it be before the JWT's intake is under negative criticism? LOL
The only conclusion from what I've read about the whole aftermarket intakes, is that, they'll all perform "slightly" better than stock intake and the looks/noise from each design REALLY depends on one's taste/preference.
I'm gonna try the popcharger or maybe the stillen intake. They both look similar. So, we'll see what happens.
#50
Originally Posted by maximadave
Scratches real easy
Not worth the $220+ for a small diff on the butt dyno
The filter sits just behind the radiator sucking in hot air
Get a JWT filter with a Frankencar midpipe. Kloogy has this setup on his Max and he loves it
Not worth the $220+ for a small diff on the butt dyno
The filter sits just behind the radiator sucking in hot air
Get a JWT filter with a Frankencar midpipe. Kloogy has this setup on his Max and he loves it
But, why do i need the midpipe?
That sits between the filter and the MAF right??
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Originally Posted by Eleebob7
After reading the whole thread i feel like an idiot posting this but.
Your dealer didn't care about the intake? I mean, are you just kinda past the whole warranty issue? If not. Which dealer did you go to? Mossy Oceanside ?
Your dealer didn't care about the intake? I mean, are you just kinda past the whole warranty issue? If not. Which dealer did you go to? Mossy Oceanside ?
#52
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Originally Posted by Cdriven
Thanks Dave, I think I'm going to try the JWT.
But, why do i need the midpipe?
That sits between the filter and the MAF right??
But, why do i need the midpipe?
That sits between the filter and the MAF right??
#53
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Originally Posted by maximadave
You don't have to. Here is what mine looked like before I went back to stock:
#54
Originally Posted by Cdriven
I've had the injen intake for several weeks now and am really not sure what to think about it. It is quiet and seems to allow the engine to rev a little better than stock. But, there seems to be less low end torque. Also, once the engine warms to norm op temp...the Max seems a little sluggish. But I cant tell if that's worse with the injen or not.
I'm gonna try the popcharger or maybe the stillen intake. They both look similar. So, we'll see what happens.
I'm gonna try the popcharger or maybe the stillen intake. They both look similar. So, we'll see what happens.
I like the engine sound w/the Injen intake at WOT. BTW, did you reset your ECU/Idle Air Volume Learning (Throttle Position Learning) after installing the intake?
#55
Originally Posted by VMaximus02
I am looking for a heat shield for the Injen intake. No one knows?
I like the engine sound w/the Injen intake at WOT. BTW, did you reset your ECU/Idle Air Volume Learning (Throttle Position Learning) after installing the intake?
I like the engine sound w/the Injen intake at WOT. BTW, did you reset your ECU/Idle Air Volume Learning (Throttle Position Learning) after installing the intake?
I've had the injen intake for about a month now and I am going to reset my ECU etc...and see what it does.
#56
VMaximus02, I got the heat shield from www.ptuning.com for $45.00. It's a pain to install but worth it I think.
#58
Originally Posted by Y2KSESteve
These headers definitely DO NOT take power away from your car.
228hp before headers 219hp with them. that seems to be a loss. im not saying that the headers dont make power. but obviously the ECU doesnt like something. i have gotten rather postive feedback on the TS ecu/header combo. i have stopped the rant bc i want to see for myself if the ECU reprogramming can actually make use of them. i plan on gettin one. i dont care what anyone says my car lost power with the addition of the headers period. the ECU is overcompensating to an extreme level which i confirmed with the changing of my pulgs. the plugs were signs of a engine gettin ALOT of fuel. i do believe you can verify this with quicksilver since he helped out. not only have i had this problem but several others have shown similar problems. the only person who seems to not have any problems is juice. if you know of any others let me know! oh juice doesnt have this mysterious black box installed. i have talked with him on the phone a few times. he is auto and dynoed 225hp w/ headers before the ECU. he now has the TS and cant rave enough about it. i will have one soon.
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