Weapon R intake...

[trigger_storey]

Anyone have a weapon r intake on a 3.5L? If you do hit me up and let me know how you like it and if you have any pics shoot me one. Im not really interested in fujita and Im definitely not paying for the aem one. I think I'll go with either k&n or the weapon r. I have a friend who has the hps on his 2.5 but it just seems a little cheap. Still does the job....

[Loop]

I don't think you will get much feedback from Weapon-r as not many Altima owners have this. On the other hand, you will find more info on K&N.

[Silver3.5]

Anyone have a weapon r intake on a 3.5L? If you do hit me up and let me know how you like it and if you have any pics shoot me one. Im not really interested in fujita and Im definitely not paying for the aem one. I think I'll go with either k&n or the weapon r. I have a friend who has the hps on his 2.5 but it just seems a little cheap. Still does the job....

I have a Weapon-R Dragon intake, minus the crappy filter of course! I bought it for $124 on ebay, then went and got a AutoZone brand conical filter for $22. Similar to K&N but called "Spectre" i believe.

The thing about short ram systems, is that they are all basically the same. With the exception of one's that include a heatshield and call themselves CAI's.

The gains are going to be almost the same no matter what brand you buy, it's really personal preference. For me I am all about bang for my buck, and if I can stretch my budget a bit further and accomplish the same thing, then thats what I go for!

Good luck with whatever you decide!

Here is a pic of my "modified" Weapon-R Dragon SRI on my 07' sedan...

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I just swapped my Fujita for the K&N Typhoon intake and love it.

[johnnir3volution]

I had the k&n and switched out to the takeda and kept the k&n heat shield.
K&n= deep growl takeda= better performance w/ less growl