added HP from Injen intake?

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^^^

hey money bags lol where are there dynos around us?

ill get my s**t dynoed now im far to lazy to take anything apart besides the bd tune.

then we can get drunk after and laugh about these douche bags as we always do. lol


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Indeed sir.

There's a dyno down near me in Phoenixville.

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How many runs? Cost?

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Hey dld, here's one for ya......apparently Faulkner Mitsubishi in your neck 'o th' woods has a dyno.



Not too sure about the cost though. I've checked out a few prices of ones local to me and it looks to be about $170-ish. Not too sure how many runs you'd get with that though...probably only one considering how cheap and greedy the businesses up here are...

Max hit the nail on the head though...Quote »Enjoy the sound and don't worry about a few hp.[/quote]

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ESP wrote:Hey dld, here's one for ya......apparently Faulkner Mitsubishi in your neck 'o th' woods has a dyno.
that is way 2 much but not far away from me at all

ill keep looking for something cheaper

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fo·rum (fôrm, fr-)n. pl. fo·rums also fo·ra (fôr, fr) 1. a. The public square or marketplace of an ancient Roman city that was the assembly place for judicial activity and public business.b. A public meeting place for open discussion.c. A medium for open discussion or voicing of ideas, such as a newspaper, a radio or television program, or a website.2. A public meeting or presentation involving a discussion usually among experts and often including audience participation.3. A court of law; a tribunal.

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well a forum is for open discussion, and i can say whatever i want.... im paying for my access to the internet... therefore it is mine.... thats how i feel about it...

you can say how you feel and i can say how i feel, just dont talk down to me and i wont talk down to you.... i can make comments.... and so can you...



have a nice day


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Fantastic information. Thanks for posting this link. This should be required to be posted at the beginning of any thread about intakes.

It amuses me when emotions run wild on these forums. It is always easier to criticize the messenger than than to discuss the issue using facts.

As I have previously said, I do not care if or how you modify your car. That is your decision to make, not mine. Modify your car to your heart's content! You are free to fantasize about your hp gains.

That being said, when outrageous and unproven performance claims are made, I will use ask for proof. That is not too much to ask, is it?I never come to a battle of wits unarmed.

Audtatious, since your link rains on some people's parade, one can only hope that you are not called a troll, told to go back under a bridge, and you perceived living arangements called into question. Others may demand that you "GTFO", or use non flattering phrases to describe you. All because they don't like, or agree with your factual posting of information.

Again, thanks for the link.

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Nobody on here is going to call me too many names. Plus, I wrote the article in the first place so I can post it wherever I wish

Just realize that opening up the intake system may offer positive results in the case of restrictive factory intake systems as the aftermarket units are not baffled like factory systems which can lower air flow in some respects. As a motor acts like an air pump, opening up the intake and exhaust system does have the capability of increasing HP but IMO the most restrictive part of a Nissan motor is the honeycomb cats that are in the most of the exhaust manifolds used. Intake + headers + exhaust will definitely increase performance over just the intake alone.

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Throckmorton wrote:I have a hard time believing that the internet is own property, don’t you find that claim to be just a little over the top? What is ‘his’ internet? I thought that it was ‘our’ internet.
Everything is owned...people own naming rights to stars...and people own the internet. Ever hear of GoDaddy? They sell internet domains. Who did they buy them from?

And the internet was around before the 80s...what are you guys talking about???

The "internet" was first created when 3 people had computers that could talk to each other at the same time. (2 is just a dirrect connect, not really internet).

The WWW was a program for the internet, that put pictures and text and put useful things on computer screens. (oooOOOOooooo). The WWW was one of a couple programs that just won its own VHS/Betamax war.

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Curtieson wrote:
Everything is owned...people own naming rights to stars...and people own the internet. Ever hear of GoDaddy? They sell internet domains. Who did they buy them from?

And the internet was around before the 80s...what are you guys talking about???

The "internet" was first created when 3 people had computers that could talk to each other at the same time. (2 is just a dirrect connect, not really internet).

The WWW was a program for the internet, that put pictures and text and put useful things on computer screens. (oooOOOOooooo). The WWW was one of a couple programs that just won its own VHS/Betamax war.
I know that this is not the topic of this thread, but this is an interesting direction it has taken. This has caused ole’ Throck to come out from under his rock and delve deeper into the internet question.

Dldjros69, please ignore this post, as it contains information. Troll type information.

Curtieson, you claim “that everything is owned….and people own the internet.” I have to disagree with that claim.

The Internet, as we know it, is free for anyone to use. The important phrase I use is “as we know it.” I am not referring to restricted Government or Educational sites. No one person or group owns it.

This is from the Online Policy Group,

“While some governments guarantee the right to view, publish, and broadcast information on the Internet, many have laws and regulations that censor Internet free speech.” As far I can tell, the United States and Canada do not censor Internet free speech, and they guarantee the right to view, publish and broadcast information on the internet.

http://www.ask.com/bar?q=what+...h.htm

You ask, ”Ever hear of GoDaddy? They sell internet domains. Who did they buy them from?”

Here is the answer:

The National Science Foundation announced that as of April 30, 1995 it would no longer allow direct access to the NSF backbone. The National Science Foundation contracted with four companies that would be providers of access to the NSF backbone (Merit). These companies would then sell connections to groups, organizations, and companies.$50 annual fee is imposed on domains, excluding .edu and .gov domains which are still funded by the National Science Foundation

When was the internet invented?

The Internet actually had its beginnings way back in the 1950s when the space race with Russia was on. With all of the work going on, there needed to be some way to communicate with scientists and engineers in other locations so the work could be shared and double-checked.Several government engineers came up with the brand-new idea of packet switching, where the information to be exchanged between two computers is broken into "packets", which are then sent along the network and reassembled on the receiving computer. The first data exchange occurred between UCLA and the Stanford Research Center in October of 1969.

Up until 1992, the Internet was located at educational institutions and government facilities. It was called ARPANET, an acronym for Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. In 1992 the government began leaving the administration of this large network, and allowed commercial entities to offer access to the general public. At that point the Internet, as we generally refer to it today, was born.

Keep in mind that during the first few years this was not actually known as the Internet in the commercial world. In fact, very few people even knew it existed. Graphical interfaces, where you click on an icon, didn’t exist. To connect to the Internet you typed the address of the host computer into yours, and after it connected, you continued typing command lines to retrieve the data you needed.

The "soul" of the Internet – the idea that it is open and available to all – has remained true even though access to it has become commercialized. But everyone has access available through schools, public libraries, and other institutions, so there truly is access for all.

http://www.letusfindout.com/wh...ented/

More interesting Internet history reading:

Boutell.com http://www.boutell.com/newfaq/....html

FAQ Who invented the internet?

http://www.isoc.org/internet/history/ Internet Society

Ian Peter's History of the Internet

I’ll probably be criticized for spending more than three minutes researching this, but so be it.

And by the way, I was being sarcastic when I quoted Al Gore as being the inventor of the Internet.

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thats alot of reading.....

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Yo throck you r a troll. jk jk

but seriously that post wasnt bad. i didnt sense much sarcasm and u werent a d**k.

i truely have no beef with u. just b cool and myself and others will back off.

haha i bet u did spend more than 3 mins writing that post. so u sir r a dbag. haha

its cool man enjoy nico.

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Hey we're all d!ck, and I kinda like the way throck rolls, eh f-it its Friday lets get gorked and make fun of civic drivers...

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LinkNuc wrote:eh f-it its Friday lets get gorked and make fun of civic drivers...
best post I've seen yet.... great idea... phucking rice rocket, large spoiler having, turbo lag(with no turbo) having Si drivers.....


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