tonedef

Hey guys newbee's back.

Well to make a long story short, I currently have a lot of free time. Good for me not so good for my car. I tend to venture into new things and try to experiment on my car. This is one of those experiments. JeJeJe.

I bought a 350z Carbon Fiber Air Inlet and after installing it I saw how the differences between the 350's bumper and the 8's positioned the inlet to point incoming air downwards and not into the stock air box. Reason why I bought the Inlet in the first place (I'm looking for the ram air effect). I'd thought I'd remedy this by reinstalling the V-Fad. I choped the long hose hopefully unnecessary.

I have random pics of the process, sorry no after fotos it got dark. I'll take some tomorrow.

Let me know what you guys think.

Fakesky

looks nice! i like it!

9krpmrx8

iTrader: (46)

VS8 did that a while ago on his old TG. No offense but yours in crooked.

tonedef

Crooked how? Don't get it.

9krpmrx8

iTrader: (46)

It just looked crooked to one side. Could be me

Oh, here is VS8's car.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y25...IMG_2343-2.jpg

tonedef

Yes I did see. Sole inspiration to my purchase. Only that after installing I saw how the inlet pointed downwards and not into the airbox. Sorry but title is misleading I really wanted to show of how I used the V-Fad to remedy this and have a ram air inlet tube (using the V-fad)

tonedef

Here are the after fotos.

KrumbZ

iTrader: (3)

i did it on mine too
http://i858.photobucket.com/albums/a...88/RKC/013.jpg

tonedef

Looks nice buddy! I'm still debating on putting the emblem back on.

KrumbZ

iTrader: (3)

me too but then i'll have to go and get the holes covered

lepichichi

iTrader: (10)

looks good!

the1jesster

Rain issues?

tonedef

Nope none at all. Actually had one of those big lifted trucks splash a crap load of water from a puddle directly on the intake with no problems.