Why wouldnt it work on a MAF car?
I always thought an AEM bypass valve could not work on a MAF car but NISMO has.....
...then on their cars in the latest Super Street (350Z and SpecV) right before the MAF. What gives? And who makes their cold air intakes?
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I think its just for our cars.
Exactly. I'd be willing to bet that you could find a few SR20 members that have a AEM bypass on their CAI.mpg9999 said:Why wouldnt it work on a MAF car?
From what I understand they cause too much turbulance in the MAF and can cause it to read badly. I also here they disturb the airflow going into the motor.
http://www.sr20forum.com/showthread.php?t=34420&highlight=bypass+valvehoward_w13 said:Exactly. I'd be willing to bet that you could find a few SR20 members that have a AEM bypass on their CAI.
I'm pretty positive that AEM makes the NISMO CAI for the 350z. (and B&B Tri-Flow makes the headers for the 350z)
Michael.
Michael.
why wouldnt it work? it only opens when the filter is obstructed, so maybe you would run lean out and stall, but better than hydrolocking.
yeah if nissan is going to be selling you a part they dont want to be responsible for causing hydrolock and replacing you 350z motor.
LOL , I've seen the Nismo CAI in person , on my Supervisor's 2002 Spec-V . It looks nice and the by-pass valve fits perfectly . I'm currently trying to design one to fit my HS CAI for my B15 SE w/pp .
you have NO idea what you are talking aboutMichael-Dallas said:I'm pretty positive that AEM makes the NISMO CAI for the 350z. (and B&B Tri-Flow makes the headers for the 350z)
Michael.
The Nismo CAI for the 350Z IS made by AEM.Pretty White said:...then on their cars in the latest Super Street (350Z and SpecV) right before the MAF. What gives? And who makes their cold air intakes?
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