Injen Intake!!!
11-25-06, 09:10 PM
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Injen Intake!!!
ok im either hallucinating or its for real. I checked out nopi's site to see if they have any other parts besides the Fujita F5. Well there rite in front of me it listed a Injen Technology intake for about $225. 
$225!!! but then i went to Injen.com and they didnt have it listed. 
and it also says it has the MR technology which is suppose to create safe a/f ratios. lets hope they did make one for our car
$225!!! but then i went to Injen.com and they didnt have it listed. and it also says it has the MR technology which is suppose to create safe a/f ratios. lets hope they did make one for our car
11-26-06, 12:19 AM
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Im so glad I waited to see what other ones would be out. I hope AEM makes one as well. Better yet if a company can make a true CAI.
Get ready for the 1000000000 posts about "what intake is better?" "Any dynos?"
Pandora's box has just now reopened
Get ready for the 1000000000 posts about "what intake is better?" "Any dynos?"
Pandora's box has just now reopened
11-26-06, 12:26 AM
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auto salon says this
KEY FEATURES:
- Features MR Technology
- Pressurize air flow
- Dual Step Process
- Gains of up to 11 hp and 8 ft/lbs of torque
They are selling a IS350 and 250 intake and different prices. Would they be essentially the same?
KEY FEATURES:
- Features MR Technology
- Pressurize air flow
- Dual Step Process
- Gains of up to 11 hp and 8 ft/lbs of torque
They are selling a IS350 and 250 intake and different prices. Would they be essentially the same?
11-26-06, 05:23 AM
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Until some proven dyno numbers come out I will stick with my JoeZ. But Injen is a good company. On another note the claims of all of the other manf were never as high as they posted when compared to other dynos. Time will tell! My guess is in two weeks we will know.
11-26-06, 08:41 AM
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I'm waiting and seeing what the dynos will show before I switch out my trusty JoeZ for something else. Doing the same thing with the Borla exhaust also, like to see more about it before buying - since we only have a photo of the back and some unsure information from the customer service rep I spoke with.
As for CAI, we have one - your intake scoop is in the center, outside of the engine compartment, about as good as it gets. Only modification would be to make that flow smoother or more direct.
As for CAI, we have one - your intake scoop is in the center, outside of the engine compartment, about as good as it gets. Only modification would be to make that flow smoother or more direct.
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11-26-06, 11:37 AM
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I have the Injen intake. They used my car as the prototype. I will post the dyno sheets, pics and details as soon as I get the word that I am allowed to release them. I can tell you that the dyno gains with exhaust were great on my 350!
11-26-06, 11:59 AM
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"As for CAI, we have one - your intake scoop is in the center, outside of the engine compartment, about as good as it gets. Only modification would be to make that flow smoother or more direct"
^^^^^^^ exactly!~!~
i would like so see somone incorporate the factory "snorkel" into a better flowing air box. None of this ricer, put a filter in the front bumper garbage. If anyone has done a foglight bulb swap you will know that there is barley any room to put your hand in there let alone a filter, it would have to be mounted somewere else....
^^^^^^^ exactly!~!~
i would like so see somone incorporate the factory "snorkel" into a better flowing air box. None of this ricer, put a filter in the front bumper garbage. If anyone has done a foglight bulb swap you will know that there is barley any room to put your hand in there let alone a filter, it would have to be mounted somewere else....
11-26-06, 12:17 PM
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"As for CAI, we have one - your intake scoop is in the center, outside of the engine compartment, about as good as it gets. Only modification would be to make that flow smoother or more direct"
^^^^^^^ exactly!~!~
i would like so see somone incorporate the factory "snorkel" into a better flowing air box. None of this ricer, put a filter in the front bumper garbage. If anyone has done a foglight bulb swap you will know that there is barley any room to put your hand in there let alone a filter, it would have to be mounted somewere else....
^^^^^^^ exactly!~!~
i would like so see somone incorporate the factory "snorkel" into a better flowing air box. None of this ricer, put a filter in the front bumper garbage. If anyone has done a foglight bulb swap you will know that there is barley any room to put your hand in there let alone a filter, it would have to be mounted somewere else....
11-26-06, 07:14 PM
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man thats pretty kool that they used ur car as the prototype *Jdmekcivic* hey just wondering, does the injen intake have a heatshield? or is it enclosed like the Powerflow series?
hey just wondering, does the injen intake have a heatshield? or is it enclosed like the Powerflow series?