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Big thanks goes out to Slowmotion Motorsports out of Columbus, Ohio

Just got back from getting a base line pull on my car and while i was at it I decided to throw a J's on there just to see what the difference would be. Ill let the graph show the rest. It was done on a Dynapack.

Mods are: JDM DC 4-1, Type One b pipe, and a Spoon N1 axle back, 96k on the motor. No tuning, stock ECU, stock timing.

Solid line is the J's, dashed line is the stock


a random shot of my car on the dyno

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Thanks to Bbasso, this pic might be a little better to see the lines.

an2ny888

dyno graph is a bit blurry, can't really see anything

VTEC_Club

I wonder if the fake j's racing intake works the same. Not that I want the fake one but why not, if its cheaper and works the same

Kavehman

I dont get it, looks as if the dashed line is lower than the solid line, which would indicate a lose in power, yet the graph tells us there is a 10hp increase. care to clarify ?

texastype_r

ughh the dashed line is w/ the stock intake the solid line is withh the J's racing

Dave_B

Nice gain if I'm reading this correctly.

Kavehman

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oops i think im going nuts, misread his sentance completely, i guess reading reports all day will mess with ur head

typer_696

congrats on your gain. Not bad from just an intake.

jond

So basically
Owhp from 2-6,000rpm.
1-2whp from 6-7,500
~10whp at redline

Eva01

Nice gains!

tequilakid

Looks like you lost some lowend torque. Nice gains up top though.

bitzbp

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No it looks like he GAINED some lowend torque. The SOLID line is the J's intake and the dashed line is stock.

LUCKY CHARMS

thanks for posting your results man, do you use the car every day or is it solely for the track, personally i gave up using open filters because the car kinda bogged every time i stopped at lights but i have friends who swear by them
every man to his own

98 Spec R

96,000 miles and still running strong!

realis9

thanks for posting your dyno sheet. Nice gain over stock. Does any one have any dynos of the j's vs the AEM cai?

92TypeR

Pretty much the same resonance's that I found. ~5500rpms and ~8000rpms. If you use a consistant filter, the ony real 'gains' an intake arm will provide are resonance frequencies. Colder air also plays a role in real-world power gains, which is why intakes like the Mugen and Comptech Icebox generally feel better, but lack the dyno numbers to back them up.

ebelp

I wish I had a whale *****...literally.

tequilakid

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Look below 2500, he lost about 10 ft/lbs but above 3000 he gained 10 ft/lbs over stock.

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The J's that I dynoed was the one I originally had on my car a couple years back, I sold it so I can just run my stock intake. I believe that I could acheive the same amount of power as the J's with a K&N drop in filter as you see that the stock intake pretty much holds its own until around 6500ish.

If there was a password intake laying around his shop I would have thrown it on as well but there wasnt

If there are anymore questions I would be glad to answer them.

itr1244

damn.. at least it's better than stock ..

i have one and i always thought it lost power... at least compared to aem cai.

then i made my DIY velocity stack with aem short arm.. and that.. feels better than all of them

lke2drvgsr

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true, but that doesn't really matter anyway. who needs power below 3k, when you launch at 4k and the lowest you'll be when racing is 5k..?

Type V

book mark!

BlueTeg

iTrader: (2)

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by realis9 &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">Nice gain over stock. Does any one have any dynos of the j's vs the AEM cai?</TD></TR></TABLE>

AEM CAI (B16a spec, ~2.5" diameter iirc) vs. PWJDM whale **** intake (carbon copy of the J's...no pun intended)



AEM Hybrid CAI (uses same diameter as their ITR pipe, 3") vs. PWJDM whale **** intake (carbon copy of the J's...no pun intended)


I'm sure the J's (and J's style) intakes make gains over stock. But both sizes of the AEM CAI made better power than the phallic intake across the entire rpm band after 4,000 rpms.

Engine: stock B20z block, Complete ITR head (including IM + TB), vtec X-over at 4.5k
Exhaust: 4-1 JDM DC, 2.5" Carsound cat, 2.5" kteller catback

realis9

blue teg thank you for posting that comparison that was very helpful to me. I'm definitely keeping my aem cai what is the AEM Hybrid CAI?