Takeda Intake

[orangeNblue]

Anyone ever used these or heard of any reviews of the product. They are a short ram intake, but doesn't use a heat shield like the JWT popcharger. At least not for the 2003-2006 edition. It is one of the few with a dry filter, which is why I'm interested in this intake in the first place. Any input would be great thanks....

[dasoupdude]

FWIW this is the first I've heard of Takeda, and why no heat shield? It gets pretty hot under there..

[orangeNblue]

thats what I was wondering....

I'm leaning toward the K&N Typhoon CAI

[dasoupdude]

You should look into an injen intake

It comes with a silicon elbow so you can switch between 'short ram' and a longer pipe 'cold air intake'

(I have an injen, i like it)

[Broadfield]

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[EricE75]

thats what I was wondering....

I'm leaning toward the K&N Typhoon CAI

Did you ever get the Typhoon? I am considering getting one, I had one on my 02 WRX, it sounded great. I have also had K&N products on 2 Pathfinders, and 2 Subaru Legacies....I trust K&N products to fit and not trip codes so I was planning on getting one for my 08 Z, however I always try to do research and get advice before installing after market parts. So how is the Typhoon?

[sams350zgt]

I'd be inclined to see if you can knock up some sort of heat shield because I can imagine the heat sink would be quite severe if the motor is driven hard. Are you any good at working with ally or sheet steel.?