Injen
#1
05-23-2006, 02:09 PM
Injen
Dropped the car off at Injen Technology yesterday
They're making Intake, Exhaust and accessories for it. Should be done on friday. I have faith in my boy Byron over there. If anyone can make some stuff that will work, he can.
On a side note, Chrysler Mini Vans suck. I'm without S2000 and Fit right now, i'm logged on to fitfreak through my cell phone. I think I get the fit back for the weekend and then it has to go somewhere else. So more rental car madness. I have no idea when the S2000 is coming back. So, rental car madness is going to be going on throughout the year unless I get a 2nd fit!
They're making Intake, Exhaust and accessories for it. Should be done on friday. I have faith in my boy Byron over there. If anyone can make some stuff that will work, he can.
On a side note, Chrysler Mini Vans suck. I'm without S2000 and Fit right now, i'm logged on to fitfreak through my cell phone. I think I get the fit back for the weekend and then it has to go somewhere else. So more rental car madness. I have no idea when the S2000 is coming back. So, rental car madness is going to be going on throughout the year unless I get a 2nd fit!
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05-24-2006, 11:42 AM
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#7
05-24-2006, 05:11 PM
I've had both AEM and Injen intakes on cars. The AEM was on my 2k1 sentra (it was made for a much older one with the same motor) and I had an injen one on my old civic (D16Z). Both intakes are high quality I just wish the INJEN one was not so shiny when you work on the car in the sun after a few hours it will burn the hell out of you.
#8
05-24-2006, 05:38 PM
Originally Posted by gsilvers
I've had both AEM and Injen intakes on cars. The AEM was on my 2k1 sentra (it was made for a much older one with the same motor) and I had an injen one on my old civic (D16Z). Both intakes are high quality I just wish the INJEN one was not so shiny when you work on the car in the sun after a few hours it will burn the hell out of you.
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05-24-2006, 10:55 PM
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05-25-2006, 08:48 AM
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Originally Posted by claymore
Guys a person on another site put a thermometer in his air box and found as soon as the car starts moving temp drops QUICKLY back down to outside air temp. no matter how hot it got sitting still so don't sweat the heat build up this much.
-joe
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05-25-2006, 11:19 AM
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Well that is good info to know. I'm doing it for the fact of that the new intake will be less restrictive than the OEM setup. I may still just build one...
#14
06-23-2006, 03:46 PM
My worry was not about the temp while operating, they both made good power cool heat resistant paint or not. My concern was for when I was operating on the car. That effer got hot with the hood open and sun blaring. I burnt the shit out of myself on it.
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