Air intake for G37s coupe
Haha clearly there are multiple opinions. What are you looking for? Maximum power? Look at cold air. Stillen Gen 3 are a favorite here but if you want an easier install go with Takeda. If you just want looks and added sound then any short ram will do.
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Unless you want to deform and crush the rubber coupling/bend.....I cut the bumper support on mine.
Short Ram: sound
Long Tubes: power
If you go by the instructions it's easier than the stillen. It's not necessary to make any cuts as you can just slide the rubber coupling through the opening. If I went with the Takeda I wouldn't want to cut the opening and risk a sharp edge damaging the rubber. Sure you have to compress it a little but for someone that wants a cai and doesn't want to cut their car it's a good alternative.
If you go by the instructions it's easier than the stillen. It's not necessary to make any cuts as you can just slide the rubber coupling through the opening. If I went with the Takeda I wouldn't want to cut the opening and risk a sharp edge damaging the rubber. Sure you have to compress it a little but for someone that wants a cai and doesn't want to cut their car it's a good alternative.

I have the Takeda, and the rubber coupling was really bent and deformed, enough so that I thought 'no way' am I leaving it like this.
I cut and then put a grinding stone on my Dremel to smooth everything out, then hit it with a file, then sand paper. Years later....no issues.
Have you installed a Takeda? Maybe the coupe has more of an opening than the sedan 
I have the Takeda, and the rubber coupling was really bent and deformed, enough so that I thought 'no way' am I leaving it like this.
I cut and then put a grinding stone on my Dremel to smooth everything out, then hit it with a file, then sand paper. Years later....no issues.

I have the Takeda, and the rubber coupling was really bent and deformed, enough so that I thought 'no way' am I leaving it like this.
I cut and then put a grinding stone on my Dremel to smooth everything out, then hit it with a file, then sand paper. Years later....no issues.
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