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Old 09-29-2010, 07:42 PM
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Default The Motordyne M370 Intake Manifold

THE MOTORDYNE M370 INTAKE MANIFOLD.

A simple and effective bolt on performance modification for the VHR 3.7L engine. $699 MSRP

(Trade Mark and Patent Pending)


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For a limited time independent dyno testers are eligible for a $125 pre/post dyno rebate.

For Dyno Testing:
Bring your vehicle to your local dyno shop, perform your baseline dyno runs, then install the M370 without removing the car from the dyno then immediately perform a post set of dyno runs.

Log your pre/post dyno plots in this forum and email an electronic copy of the dyno data to Motordyne for detailed analysis. Your $125 rebate will be credited back upon posting of your dyno data.

Motordyne will perform a "A" minus "B" analysis on the data to provide a very detailed analysis of the change in performance. The detailed analysis will be posted here and will show the exact change in performance in both magnitude and RPM.

Try to minimize any possible variables other than the change in the manifold configuration. Also perform your dyno testing in the middle of the day so as to minimize changes in atmospheric temperatures and pressures.

Post your vehicle configuration for consideration and contact us for details.


Other test proposals can be considered as well. (Comparison against other manifolds or exhaust parts.) Post your ideas.

No dyno is worth posting unless it is independent!

Tony Colette
Motordyne Engineering
(661) 993-5111

Tony - info@motordyneengineering.com

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Old 09-29-2010, 09:56 PM
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Been waiting patiently for this product. Can you confirm that the stock engine cover still can be fitted with the new M370 manifold if desired for keeping that "stealth" look?

Oh, and in for dyno results...
Old 09-29-2010, 10:09 PM
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The stock cover fits.
Old 09-29-2010, 10:14 PM
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You guys only have this for the 370? I saw something that looked exactly like that on an hr, just wondering..
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im a noob when it comes to the 370z so i dont know what the plenum looks like, but what did you end up changing?
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If thats the case, I'm assuming you don't make one for the vq35hr motors then?
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No. Sorry.
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Its all good, I was just wonderin, cool beans though, goes to show the power of the HR MOTORS!
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oh lord HR owners are so full of themselves. its amazing how another 15whp makes them godly, lol.
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..... lol each there own nexx, your just sad you didnt wait long enough for the HR :0P
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I can wait to see the Dyno's.
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What numbers have you guys seen? Looks sweet
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Originally Posted by stevehl
You guys only have this for the 370? I saw something that looked exactly like that on an hr, just wondering..
Originally Posted by lemmiwinkz
im a noob when it comes to the 370z so i dont know what the plenum looks like, but what did you end up changing?
That's odd. I assume the 35HR's manifold is signfificantly different than the 37HR unit?
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It certainly is.
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Hi Tony, i would like to know, what is modified in the plenum over stock, really intrested
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^ +1

This won't fit the HR Z's right?
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Originally Posted by qxz9027mkii
Hi Tony, i would like to know, what is modified in the plenum over stock, really intrested
Don't think that's free...

Originally Posted by f-350z
^ +1

This won't fit the HR Z's right?
That always confused me that a modified HR manifold doesn't fit a HR always confused me...

I got excited to come back to this thread...

Very sad now...
Old 03-04-2011, 01:50 AM
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^ It's Just that Tony usually, writes some Technical stuff about his products, which i enjoy reading very much
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aww dude i would of been all over this if it was for the 35hr
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would you sell the metal plate that goes on top of it?


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