Takeda TA-3016S Attack Cold Air Intake Splash Shield for Satin Black Infiniti Gas Cars V6 3.7L with P/N TA-3016P

From what I've read so far... they do work, but I also think people just don't drive (or at least expect performance in the rain). I've never had to clean my MAF sensors on my stock G35. Tbh, a lot of people saying you don't even get that much performance out of CAI, and the MAF protected much better with stock air filters from the rain. I'd stick with stock, going back and forth driving my stock G35 and my new G37, the throttle response is night and day difference... my G37 just lags still (compared to what I'm used to stock)... even with the MAF sensors cleaned. I don't know what else to do that would make a difference? Clean throttle bodies? Clean air filters? Or maybe I just need to drop another $1-1.5k on a professional tune. If I could switch to stock, I 100% would, I just don't feel like putting all the stock plastic boxes and stuff in the car, i'd rather just try cleaning throttle bodies first and go from there. Here's some of the parts I have saved if you're interested. If you get CAI, and you want to drive in the (heavy) rain, you'll 100% need them eventually, you'll definitely experience (at some point) water getting into your intakes and dirtying up the MAF sensors.https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KC5XN2U/ (FILTERWEARS)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00353M11A (AEM)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08G9G4TWP (Injen)https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0058JX4AQ (metal splash shield)

There's tons of covers but you need to make sure they fit your filters. Mine were super tall and skinny. I also read about a lot of people using socks in combination with the metal splash guards by Takeda https://www.amazon.com/Takeda-TA-3016S-Attack-Infiniti-TA-3016P/dp/B0058JX4AQ