Integra99GSR

Hi, anyone used or read about this...Im buying a zex kit and i think this filter would be a good idea since u dont have to drill and its a simple disconnection, what do u all think? thanks

sharkey65a

an air filter is an air filter, generally.. but k&n is usually the best. but not knowing that, good luck with the nitrous man. be careful

jonoknut

if its already "tapped" and they dont want three hundred bucks for it, then sure id get it.

DA-MAX

I think hes talking about that new filter made by ZEX that has the nitrous nozzle plumbed directly into it-->

http://www.zex.com/Base/Images...1.jpg

looks pretty cool! but depending on where your filter is placed(ie- on the end of a CAI pipe)it might be more efficient to drill near the the TB like normal

Broken Gearbox

yea i think i saw it on HP TV looked pretty cool...but i wonder how much they cost.

Rory Breaker

Looks pretty cool to me. Im no nitrous expert, but for certain applications, I believe it is beneficial to spray as far away from the TB as possible.

turbob18a1

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looks pretty cool! but depending on where your filter is placed(ie- on the end of a CAI pipe)it might be more efficient to drill near the the TB like normal</TD></TR></TABLE>

its better to be as far away from TB as possible to allow proper mixture of air/n2o

thaiphob

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its better to be as far away from TB as possible to allow proper mixture of air/n2o </TD></TR></TABLE>


beat me to it.
btw: you might get more help in the FI forum.

DA-MAX

interesting, does that apply to dry setups only?

Integra99GSR

its only $100 and yes it has a nozzle in the front of it....thanks

SPOON DC2

good luck

StyleTEG

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Yah... that way it also cools the intake charge much more than spraing right at the TB.

J337_UNIT

would u need the other **** to get this working....like in other words can you just buy this filter thing a jet a bottle and a WOT activator and spray???????or do u need other stuff like the standard kit for the acura.

redlinegsr

it isnt a bad thing but as far as spraying as far fromn the tb as possible....it doesnt matter. in fact the further away you spray the less torque you will gain. I guess this would be a personal preference thing

DK4200

i think it is better to put the n2o nozzle on the end of the CAI. Even though the speed that the air flows through the intake it still will make a better air/n20 mixture rather then having it 6-8 inches away from the TB like ZEX says to do.

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Now why do you say you will gain less torque by having the nozzle away? i don't understand? expalin your theory?

Skubik

X2, in getting a dry Zex Kit also and saw this filter, initially thought sweet! I'll try that. But I agree with the above quote since most installs recommend drilling around 6" from the tb intake or directly on the tb. I think having the spray so far from the intake could potentially lose some of the nitrous benefit but I'm only speculating.

fcm

ZEX recommends 6"-18" from TB for nozzle. 94

crazyhorse2011