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Milk 1027 06-22-2009 05:05 PM

K&N Looking for vehicle
 
If you live in the Los Angeles area. K&N is looking for a vehicle to R&D their intakes in.
Both manual and automatic V6's are neeeded.

If you are interested, contact Reina Gomez at 951-826-4000 ext 4458.




thanks to Shevyman for the info.

69 Camaro 09 06-22-2009 05:44 PM

damn i wish i could do that, but im sure they wouldnt want an engine that isn't stock ;(

RS_Man 06-22-2009 05:46 PM

Damn if only I lived out there, mine is currently slotted to be the v6 auto camaro used for Corsa Performance Exhaust testing. I could use an intake too LOL

blakeequalshyphy 06-22-2009 08:34 PM

i could possibly do this...

Ferrarimk13 06-22-2009 09:27 PM

do it!! we need some K&N CAI pronto!

tjbusa 06-22-2009 09:43 PM

hurry up and get your cars in there for R&D, I want to order one.

rays 06-22-2009 11:04 PM

Why is everything on the left coast. Oh well

RS_Man 06-23-2009 07:49 PM

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Originally Posted by rays (Post 611013)
Why is everything on the left coast. Oh well

x2

what is up with all that? lol

Fire 06-24-2009 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Milk 1027 (Post 609715)
If you live in the Los Angeles area. K&N is looking for a vehicle to R&D their intakes in.
Both manual and automatic V6's are neeeded.

If you are interested, contact Reina Gomez at 951-826-4000 ext 4458.




thanks to Shevyman for the info.


Why would there be a difference for manual or auto for an intake?

Xanthos 06-24-2009 03:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire (Post 616412)
Why would there be a difference for manual or auto for an intake?

Only in terms of how the car reacts to the airflow. It may change the way the car thinks it needs to shift.
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Fire 06-24-2009 03:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by XanthosV6 (Post 616428)
Only in terms of how the car reacts to the airflow. It may change the way the car thinks it needs to shift.
- X

That occurred to me but I've never seen different intakes for auto and manual versions of the same motor. How about just make the highest flowing intake practical and call it a day?

Xanthos 06-24-2009 03:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire (Post 616445)
That occurred to me but I've never seen different intakes for auto and manual versions of the same motor. How about just make the highest flowing intake practical and call it a day?

No, I think its a matter of testing whether they'll need tuning of some sort.

Or it could just be that they're saying "it doesn't matter what tranny you have" not "we need some of each."

I'll be building my own intake, so it doesn't really matter to me anyway.
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Fire 06-24-2009 03:54 PM

I wouldn't know yet because I don't have one but It LOOKS to me like the stock intake is decent. Wouldn't a K&N replacement take care of most of the gains?

Xanthos 06-24-2009 03:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Fire (Post 616514)
I wouldn't know yet because I don't have one but It LOOKS to me like the stock intake is decent. Wouldn't a K&N replacement take care of most of the gains?

Maybe, maybe not. I do know that a CAI gains 13 RWHP on this car with no tune.
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