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10-02-2008, 04:18 PM
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|  M3M/IW MazdaSpeed3 Intake Kit Dyno Results!!!! INSIDE!!! Hey guys, Well it seems I can't keep it a secret any longer. Everyone keeps asking me, so I will post. Mazda3Mods has been in testing on our new SRI and Inlet for the last 4 months. Its almost ready to be released. I hope to get you guys some good pics this weekend. Here is a rough pic of our mock-up Inlet pipe. The finished product is similar, but not quite the same. (2.5" piping for those wondering)  The inlet has been tested with the CPE CAI, the MS CAI and the AEM Cai to all work. And of course it will work with our SRI. Our SRI is made out of aluminium. It includes a removable Air flow straightener insert for those that want to run with or without it. We are still working the details out on filter supplies, but it should come with options for an oil'ed filter or a Dryflow with the Coned inlet  . Pics of the SRI will be up tomorrow! On to the more important part...The dyno... On our test car (all stock with CPE catted DP), we did a stock pull and 2 back to back pulls with the Intake Kit (SRI and Inlet).The reason we did a back to back pull on the intake kit runs was to prove a point on the terrible efficiency of the stock TMIC for our FMIC dynos :P As you can see, from stock to modded, we gained 21.3whp and 32.3ft/lbs with the SRI and the Inlet. Here is the dyno:  Thanks Everyone for your support. I know everyone has been waiting on these  We will be having a large blow out GB on these intakes and inlet pipes, look for that this weekend as well | ||||||||
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10-02-2008, 04:19 PM
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| Just realized that graph is a bit light, so I darkened it up right quick:  I know everyone wants to know pricing, Retail on the SRI will be ~$185-195 and the Inlet ~$185-200. We are planning on a large GB to cut costs and hand them to you. We are shooting for ~$155 for the lntake and ~$160 for the inlet...And a combo deal of ~$300 for BOTH. I think that is VERY reasonable pricing for a nice piece More pics and the GB to come in the next day or two guys, Thanks! | ||||||||
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10-02-2008, 10:55 PM
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| Trying to be like you  | will the inlet utilize any of the factory mounting points and can we see pics of it alone installed in the car?
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10-02-2008, 10:57 PM
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10-05-2008, 08:21 PM
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| Good price for the inlet if you can GB for $160.
__________________ 08.5 CWP MS3 - Cobb SRI - RPMC Inlet - ETS 3.5" TMIC - Forge BPV - TWM SS w/bushings - Corksport MM Inserts - Cobb RSB - Prosport Boost Gauge/Mearcat pod | ||||||||
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10-05-2008, 11:05 PM
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| Our SRI should be completed and have final product pics late next week. We are shooting on a GB price of $170 SHIPPED in the USA. On the inlet, we are still trying to figure out the welding end of the deal. Our welder here in house is down and I am ordering a new one with the FMIC GB, so hopefully that GB will be done asap | ||||||||
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