Vendor takeda single cold air intake system
07-27-2011, 05:39 PM
#136
Space saver, a true revolutionary thinking by Takeda. Came up with single filter with dual intake system. One large filter giving more surface area for the air to be sucked in. Yet brilliant design which can be fitted behind the grilles for maximum air flow.
Offered only from JEB Performance Retail $450.45. PM us for your takeda space saver easy DIY mod.
Being directly behind the grille compared behind bumper (stillen) or behind closed air duct (injen). A brilliant economical and simple solution for our G37.
Here is what Takeda had to say about them.....
Producing gains of 19 horsepower and 12 lbs. x ft. torque, Takeda is proud to have engineered this true cold air intake system. The placement of the unique single air filter in the area in front of the radiator guarantees a supply of cool, high pressure air. The Takeda philosophy of "no cutting or drilling" is maintained with this intake system, as flexible urethane couplings are used to pass through existing openings in the radiator core support. The polished aluminum tubes are maintenance-free thanks to the clear anodized finish. Whether for street or race, this is the ultimate intake system for the G37.
Now available Spash Shield from Takeda Retail $81.95 PM us for combo deal.
JEB Combo Package deal Takeda CAI + Takeda Hydro Shield = $XXX.xx
Offered only from JEB Performance Retail $450.45. PM us for your takeda space saver easy DIY mod.
Being directly behind the grille compared behind bumper (stillen) or behind closed air duct (injen). A brilliant economical and simple solution for our G37.
Here is what Takeda had to say about them.....
Producing gains of 19 horsepower and 12 lbs. x ft. torque, Takeda is proud to have engineered this true cold air intake system. The placement of the unique single air filter in the area in front of the radiator guarantees a supply of cool, high pressure air. The Takeda philosophy of "no cutting or drilling" is maintained with this intake system, as flexible urethane couplings are used to pass through existing openings in the radiator core support. The polished aluminum tubes are maintenance-free thanks to the clear anodized finish. Whether for street or race, this is the ultimate intake system for the G37.
Now available Spash Shield from Takeda Retail $81.95 PM us for combo deal.
JEB Combo Package deal Takeda CAI + Takeda Hydro Shield = $XXX.xx
Last edited by JEBperformance; 08-04-2011 at 01:41 PM.
08-03-2011, 03:12 PM
#147
Today I want to share with you regarding special insurance under your existing vehicle insurance policy. Some of you may already know, our vehicle insurance will not cover aftermarket parts we purchased on our vehicle. Further some aftermarket parts will even void our warranty. So we are left with making repairs out of our own pocket.
Now there is an option with most insurance underwriters to purchase separate "Special Parts Insurance". Added to your premium will insure all your aftermarket mods so you can have piece of mind.
Also some cases if you have special insurance added to your premium. Lets say you had an accident and your bumper needs to get replaced. Instead of ordering OEM bumper, now you have option to order aftermarket body kit you have been eying on.
If you want to know more please PM me. I can also give you a price quote on insurance with special parts added to your policy. For less than what you are paying. Or call your broker to find out more useful information.
Now there is an option with most insurance underwriters to purchase separate "Special Parts Insurance". Added to your premium will insure all your aftermarket mods so you can have piece of mind.
Also some cases if you have special insurance added to your premium. Lets say you had an accident and your bumper needs to get replaced. Instead of ordering OEM bumper, now you have option to order aftermarket body kit you have been eying on.
If you want to know more please PM me. I can also give you a price quote on insurance with special parts added to your policy. For less than what you are paying. Or call your broker to find out more useful information.
