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 Spyder Z 15 
6'8"
Posts: 347
Registered: 10/13/2005
Gender: Male
Location: Riverside, CA, 92518
State Flag:  California
Favorite Car: '93 Slicktop Z32
Mood: Friggin excellent
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 posted on 7/3/2006 at 07:31 |
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JWT POP charger
The JWT POP charger is most definitely the 1st step any Z32 owner should make. My car feels like it breathes more freely. Low end seems improved a
lot. I'm enjoying it.
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300zdrift99
JDM Muscle!
Posts: 269
Registered: 10/13/2005
Location: Payson, Arizona 85541
State Flag:  Arizona
Favorite Car: 1990 Z32 NA 2+2
Mood: Homicidal
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![[*]](./images/xpsilver/default_icon.gif) posted on 7/3/2006 at 11:09 |
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- JWT POP charger
Sweet.
Are the filter elements replacable or do you clean them like the K&N's?
Zeto! Zeto!
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Spyder Z 15
6'8"
Posts: 347
Registered: 10/13/2005
Gender: Male
Location: Riverside, CA, 92518
State Flag: California
Favorite Car: '93 Slicktop Z32
Mood: Friggin excellent
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| posted on 7/3/2006 at 13:38 |
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- JWT POP charger
You clean them with the stuff JWT sells to make your filter blue again.
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300zdrift99
JDM Muscle!
Posts: 269
Registered: 10/13/2005
Location: Payson, Arizona 85541
State Flag: Arizona
Favorite Car: 1990 Z32 NA 2+2
Mood: Homicidal
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| posted on 7/4/2006 at 10:17 |
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- JWT POP charger
Oh okay... so kinda like a K&N. Sweet.
Zeto! Zeto!
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