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08-26-2003, 07:23 AM
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i'm eyin the intake plenum up, and mayb the cats. should i go for it or look into another brand? mayb a brand that isn't out yet? another thing, they send u a plenum, then u send your stock one back, right? just curious. their site also says the cat count goes from 4 to 2, so that sounds real good. is cat removal a difficult task? anything u guys can inform me about would b awesome; thanks.
08-26-2003, 09:12 AM
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The cats are really easy, if you have the right tools (always important). You simply need to ramp the front tires and have a good socket set that can reach all the bolts. Given this, a monkey could do the install in a couple hours.
08-27-2003, 05:31 AM
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anybody dyno the cats yet?
anybody dyno the cats yet?
Please feel free to call Doug 615-327-4159
or visit www.crawfordzcar.com
08-27-2003, 05:42 AM
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Originally posted by peptidbond
The cats are really easy, if you have the right tools (always important). You simply need to ramp the front tires and have a good socket set that can reach all the bolts. Given this, a monkey could do the install in a couple hours.
The cats are really easy, if you have the right tools (always important). You simply need to ramp the front tires and have a good socket set that can reach all the bolts. Given this, a monkey could do the install in a couple hours.
08-27-2003, 05:46 AM
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not to b negative, but that doesn't sound very cost effective. the plenum; however, is really callin my name. correct me if i'm wrong, but it's $250 after core refund for my350z.com guys? this may b something i do very soon.
08-27-2003, 06:28 AM
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Originally posted by TheBigShow
not to b negative, but that doesn't sound very cost effective. the plenum; however, is really callin my name. correct me if i'm wrong, but it's $250 after core refund for my350z.com guys? this may b something i do very soon.
not to b negative, but that doesn't sound very cost effective. the plenum; however, is really callin my name. correct me if i'm wrong, but it's $250 after core refund for my350z.com guys? this may b something i do very soon.
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08-27-2003, 06:32 AM
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For the standard (non-polished plenum)...
$500 (I think $450 for my350 members?) + $200 charge....
Total $700 or $650.
Once your plenum is returned you get a $200 credit.
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Cost effectiveness, you're right... cats aren't one of the biggest bottlenecks. Once you run headers, an exhaust, etc... THEN you'll see the benefits of the cats. First mod I'd recommend... is CERTAINLY the plenum!
$500 (I think $450 for my350 members?) + $200 charge....
Total $700 or $650.
Once your plenum is returned you get a $200 credit.
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Cost effectiveness, you're right... cats aren't one of the biggest bottlenecks. Once you run headers, an exhaust, etc... THEN you'll see the benefits of the cats. First mod I'd recommend... is CERTAINLY the plenum!
08-27-2003, 08:06 AM
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9 at peak and 20 at redline sounds really good to me, but what r the chances of someone else getting better gains than these with another plenum. a couple hp isn't goin to b that much of difference. i'm just thinkin of like 15 at peak and 25 at redline. i would like a mod that people r still advocatin for a couple years from now.
08-27-2003, 09:08 AM
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Competition
Esprit (spacer kit, minimal gains)
lsdunique (not our yet, not tested yet)
kinetik (sp?), (did they even make it?)
Top Secret (hard to get, expensive as f..)
lastly Crawford (easy to obtain, well priced, proven gains, loved by many, oh yeah i ordered one
)
Victor
Esprit (spacer kit, minimal gains)
lsdunique (not our yet, not tested yet)
kinetik (sp?), (did they even make it?)
Top Secret (hard to get, expensive as f..)
lastly Crawford (easy to obtain, well priced, proven gains, loved by many, oh yeah i ordered one
)Victor
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08-27-2003, 07:28 PM
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Originally posted by Mike Wazowski
Competition
Esprit (spacer kit, minimal gains)
lsdunique (not our yet, not tested yet)
kinetik (sp?), (did they even make it?)
Top Secret (hard to get, expensive as f..)
lastly Crawford (easy to obtain, well priced, proven gains, loved by many, oh yeah i ordered one)
Victor
Competition
Esprit (spacer kit, minimal gains)
lsdunique (not our yet, not tested yet)
kinetik (sp?), (did they even make it?)
Top Secret (hard to get, expensive as f..)
lastly Crawford (easy to obtain, well priced, proven gains, loved by many, oh yeah i ordered one
)Victor
Any dynos on the spacer?
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