aFe POWER Z06 Momentum Air Intake Kit - Official Release!
#1
Former Vendor
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aFe POWER Z06 Momentum Air Intake Kit - Official Release!
aFe POWER (advanced FLOW engineering) is happy to announce the official release of the aFe POWER Momentum Intake System for the C7 Corvette Z06. The non-supercharged C7 owners have had great results with our Momentum kit, and soon (April) we will begin shipping aFe's Z06 version.
Like the original C7 kit, it will be available in either a high performance oiled Pro 5R filter media, or an "oil-free" Pro DRY S filter media, with larger differences in power in regards to air flow compared to the non-supercharged Momentum kit.
The aFe Momentum Z06 Intake System outflows the factory Z06 intake by 25%, and dyno results have resulted in an increase of 46HP and 39 lbs. x ft of torque with the Pro 5R filter media after putting some miles on the car. Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque on 91 octane with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
Quick Data Points:
- Improved Horsepower & Torque - Improved Throttle Response
- Sealed Intake Design - Roto-Molded Tube w/Premium Hardware
- Massive Cone Air Filter w/7" Oval Flange and 9-1/2" Tall
- One-Piece Sealed Housing w/Clear Sight Window
- Direct Bolt-On - No Cutting or Drilling - 30 Minute Install
- No Tuning Needed
- $714.00 MSRP - Available Direct for $627.00 - If multiple people are interested, we can create a special package for CorvetteForum.com members.
I will include some information from our initial C7 release for those interested in our design and engineering process at aFe POWER.
Development Information:
A little about our Intake development process, for those not familiar with aFe POWER. All design and engineering comes from our 160,000 sq. ft. facilities in Southern California. We utilize the latest in technology, from 3D scanning, latest CAD design software, 3D printing, AWD Dynojet dyno, and with the C7 Corvette, utilizing CAD information directly from GM to assist in the design and prototyping of this intake system.
Design starts with CAD information on the Corvette, analyzing the stock intake tract, and designing a new intake system that outflows the stock setup. Once the initial design has been completed, we are able to "print" plastic prototype parts with our 3D printers, and construct the complete prototype and install on the vehicle. From here we are able to test the vehicle on the dyno, through rigorous testing, monitoring performance and ECU parameters in real-time, and can tweak and make any changes that are necessary.
As many are aware the MAF sensor information plays a strong role with the Corvette, and managing the diameter at the MAF in the intake tube is critical. Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Once the R&D was complete, we move to manufacturing of the intake itself, creating the intake molds from CNC machines, and production begins. Premium hardware is used on the kit, including stainless steel T-bolt clamps and a reinforced silicone hump coupler for strength and durability. Momentum intakes are designed with fewer parts, which allows this intake to be installed in 30 minutes for most. Care is taken for the best design possible, including little things like billet aluminum fittings mounted on the tube to ensure a perfect connection with the factory vacuum lines.
Installation of the housing mounts the kit directly into the factory location on the fender well, ensuring the coolest air possible is being captured from the factory intake tract. A large clear sight window is built into the housing for easy filter inspection without removal of the air box. The largest filter possible was used and is available in two different filter media options: Pro 5R is an oiled filter media for maximum airflow, while the Pro DRY S "oil-less" filter media provides maximum filtration.
The C7 Corvette has a dynamic ECU that in our testing with the intake does not always show huge number gains right from installation, as the ECU will continue to adjust with miles on the vehicle, and take advantage of the additional airflow. We saw maximum results after about 200 miles of driving after intake installation and dynos. This is normal and a byproduct of how the ECU works.
Part Number Information:
aFe POWER Momentum 2015 Chevrolet C7 Z06 Corvette Intake System
• aFe Momentum Intake Kit
Dyno Sheets
52-74202 aFe Momentum Z06 Intake w/Oiled Pro 5R Filter (91 Octane)
52-74202 aFe Momentum Z06 Intake w/Oil-Free Pro DRY S Filter (91 Octane)
Additional Photos
Intake Flow vs. Stock Intake
Quick Teaser Video
Installation Video
Like the original C7 kit, it will be available in either a high performance oiled Pro 5R filter media, or an "oil-free" Pro DRY S filter media, with larger differences in power in regards to air flow compared to the non-supercharged Momentum kit.
The aFe Momentum Z06 Intake System outflows the factory Z06 intake by 25%, and dyno results have resulted in an increase of 46HP and 39 lbs. x ft of torque with the Pro 5R filter media after putting some miles on the car. Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque on 91 octane with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
Quick Data Points:
- Improved Horsepower & Torque - Improved Throttle Response
- Sealed Intake Design - Roto-Molded Tube w/Premium Hardware
- Massive Cone Air Filter w/7" Oval Flange and 9-1/2" Tall
- One-Piece Sealed Housing w/Clear Sight Window
- Direct Bolt-On - No Cutting or Drilling - 30 Minute Install
- No Tuning Needed
- $714.00 MSRP - Available Direct for $627.00 - If multiple people are interested, we can create a special package for CorvetteForum.com members.
I will include some information from our initial C7 release for those interested in our design and engineering process at aFe POWER.
Development Information:
A little about our Intake development process, for those not familiar with aFe POWER. All design and engineering comes from our 160,000 sq. ft. facilities in Southern California. We utilize the latest in technology, from 3D scanning, latest CAD design software, 3D printing, AWD Dynojet dyno, and with the C7 Corvette, utilizing CAD information directly from GM to assist in the design and prototyping of this intake system.
Design starts with CAD information on the Corvette, analyzing the stock intake tract, and designing a new intake system that outflows the stock setup. Once the initial design has been completed, we are able to "print" plastic prototype parts with our 3D printers, and construct the complete prototype and install on the vehicle. From here we are able to test the vehicle on the dyno, through rigorous testing, monitoring performance and ECU parameters in real-time, and can tweak and make any changes that are necessary.
As many are aware the MAF sensor information plays a strong role with the Corvette, and managing the diameter at the MAF in the intake tube is critical. Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Once the R&D was complete, we move to manufacturing of the intake itself, creating the intake molds from CNC machines, and production begins. Premium hardware is used on the kit, including stainless steel T-bolt clamps and a reinforced silicone hump coupler for strength and durability. Momentum intakes are designed with fewer parts, which allows this intake to be installed in 30 minutes for most. Care is taken for the best design possible, including little things like billet aluminum fittings mounted on the tube to ensure a perfect connection with the factory vacuum lines.
Installation of the housing mounts the kit directly into the factory location on the fender well, ensuring the coolest air possible is being captured from the factory intake tract. A large clear sight window is built into the housing for easy filter inspection without removal of the air box. The largest filter possible was used and is available in two different filter media options: Pro 5R is an oiled filter media for maximum airflow, while the Pro DRY S "oil-less" filter media provides maximum filtration.
The C7 Corvette has a dynamic ECU that in our testing with the intake does not always show huge number gains right from installation, as the ECU will continue to adjust with miles on the vehicle, and take advantage of the additional airflow. We saw maximum results after about 200 miles of driving after intake installation and dynos. This is normal and a byproduct of how the ECU works.
Part Number Information:
aFe POWER Momentum 2015 Chevrolet C7 Z06 Corvette Intake System
• aFe Momentum Intake Kit
Dyno Sheets
52-74202 aFe Momentum Z06 Intake w/Oiled Pro 5R Filter (91 Octane)
52-74202 aFe Momentum Z06 Intake w/Oil-Free Pro DRY S Filter (91 Octane)
Additional Photos
Intake Flow vs. Stock Intake
Quick Teaser Video
Installation Video
Last edited by aFe POWER; 06-09-2015 at 12:28 PM.
#2
Safety Car
Quite impressive results, and please help me understand, and quoting from two different places in your above presentation:
1)Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
2)Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Are your results please, solely as a result of a "100% factory tune," OR did you take the car and then subject to tuning via as part of your DynoJet testing?
Thank you.
1)Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
2)Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Are your results please, solely as a result of a "100% factory tune," OR did you take the car and then subject to tuning via as part of your DynoJet testing?
Thank you.
#3
Former Vendor
Thread Starter
Quite impressive results, and please help me understand, and quoting from two different places in your above presentation:
1)Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
2)Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Are your results please, solely as a result of a "100% factory tune," OR did you take the car and then subject to tuning via as part of your DynoJet testing?
Thank you.
1)Our test car put out 601.7HP and 604.0lbs. x ft of torque with just the intake on stock tuning on our in-house DynoJet.
2)Care was taken during development to test different designs, all while monitoring both short term and long term fuel trims, until our engineers dialed everything in, requiring no tuning necessary for this application.
Are your results please, solely as a result of a "100% factory tune," OR did you take the car and then subject to tuning via as part of your DynoJet testing?
Thank you.
#4
Turn 12!
I know that there're your competitors, but can you please explain the difference between your set-up and HallTechs?
I am interested in installing one that required no turning so that I can keep my warranty.
I am interested in installing one that required no turning so that I can keep my warranty.
#5
Racer
So no tuning required for the dry or oiled filter?
Regardless, I'm interested in the group buy. Did this with the 2014 Z51 and loved the difference.
Regardless, I'm interested in the group buy. Did this with the 2014 Z51 and loved the difference.
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Former Vendor
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We expect even more to be possible with tuning and additional modifications, just like the existing C7 kit, this is allowing the engine to have a lot more additional air available.
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We will definitely be putting together an installation video specific to the Z06, in the mean time you can see what install is like on a non-supercharged C7.
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I would def. be interested in a group buy---Can you explain the difference in the oiled filter versus the non-oiled filter. Pros/Cons from one to the other? Does one just flow better?
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Turn 12!
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