There's a lot of stuff from Japan that seems to have little correlation between cost and value. Not sure what the kit contains, as I've forgotten most of my Japanese, but I don't see an adapter plate in any of the pics. If you are intent on squeezing out every last drop of HP then, by all means, go for it. I'm not a naysayer; I'm a realist. If you agree that priorities should be set based on cost/value, then there are lower-hanging fruits to pick. If money was no object, the car would already have I/H/E/FI/weight reduction/suspension, and you could write a blank check to have someone figure out all the little issues that will come up (I mentioned the obvious ones). If $800-1200 headers give 20HP, then expect to pay over $40-60/HP, since headers are among the cheapest mods. There are no secrets...the guys who designed the C30A don't look at a 90mm TB and slap their foreheads in regret they didn't think of using that instead. I would love to see dyno results for this mod (and only this mod--not combined with other things). But I'm not willing to pay for it, and I don't relish the thought of being a guinea pig for working out bugs. (Despite the fact I have 2 Q45 TBs in my garage, and engines to match).At this point we do know that you can buy a kit from Japan to do this mod ( don't know if you read that or not ) so others are doing it it's just not anything someone has done here. Thanks for the tech info ,but again if there's a kit available someone has already figured this out. I honestly don't mind the nay sayers as positive needs negative. If it doesn't work out hey you guys warned us in advance , but if it does work it's a nice mod we can share with the board. In the US we do plenty of switching between Ford and GM stuff so why not Honda and Nissan parts? My concern is fuel as at this point if we're adding this much extra air we're going to need more fuel.
Fuel delivery shouldn't be a problem if the system's healthy. I would bet $20 the engine is over 90% efficient at WOT...an extra few% of air should be covered by the stock capacity and map. Even the CTSC @ ~340whp only bumps the fuel pressure on stock injectors.
Ton, I don't mean to discourage you, as you will satisfy your-and our--curiosity no matter what. The part is paid for and hopefully it won't cost much more than some leisure time. I am glad someone is willing to try it and I sincerely hope you're happy with the results. If you ever need any references for the Q let me know--I'm extremely familiar with it.