shumby

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Man I only saved 4.99 Bajillion dollars. Looks like i will not be able to get it.

ucla bruin

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Group buy price will be 4.99 Kajillions, so you'll be fine.
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kaos2774

At stillen I think said about 550$

DrJones

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I would say $300 to no more than $350. Just looking at what the G35 Coupe CAI setup sold for I dont see why the price would go way way up just because.....

ucla bruin

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Because it's a dual?

Hopefully you're right.
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TerribleONE453

im betting AT LEAST 400

DrJones

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Let's hope no more than that Terrible

ChOy BoY

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i doubt its gonna be in the $300-$400 range

AZg37

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people come on, if a single CAI was running around 300 ours will be more seeing as we have dual's. Plus with the injen set-up the intakes have more material because they run into the front bumper area to get cold air. I havn't even added in the fact that they have done a lot of R&D. The MSRP is rumored at $700ish so I say we'll see this set-up for about $550. Thats not bad at all seeing as Stillen wants $575 for their long tubes with less HP/TQ gains.

JLai

Stillen has traditionally been ridiculous in pricing due to the ability to keep warranty and overpricing in general. You can't baseline it off them.

Injen has usually been reasonable with pricing. Take a look at their exhaust pricing on the G35 vs competitors...Its reasonable. It will be mad ghey if they MSRP at $700...to the point that I'd consider screwing it. 14 hp isn't worth $700.

SteveG37

If it really gave 14 HP in independent dyno tests I would say hell ya it's worth $700, but bottom line is you're not going to see 14 HP so hopefully u won't see $700 either. I would pay up to $550 for a solid 10 HP, and I believe both those numbers are going to be close to reality.

Acheron

So I had a question...with these bad boys, any time I wanted to change the filters I would have to take off my front bumper? That's gonna be rough given all the sand and dirt that gets stuck in my filter in the southwest...ouch.

gmlee86

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It'll probably be around $550-600

gmlee86

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Yes, but its pretty protected down there so you shouldn't have to worry too much, maybe every 20,000 miles you can give it a good cleaning, plus according to Byron, they run better when the filters are dirty

ucla bruin

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Wtf, I don't know if I want to do that. Maybe group buy will do better.
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