PowerLab 3/8" Billet Spacer!!!!!!
03-20-2008, 02:58 PM
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PowerLab 3/8" Billet Spacer!!!!!!
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These have been selling like hotcakes and never have been made public in the vendor classifieds! Ha! Therefore, this thread exists as the official "release" of the PowerLab 3/8" Billet Plenum Spacer.
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PowerLab “Intake Manifold Plenum Spacer” is designed and produced here at the lab with our in-house CNC Mill from billet aluminum. The results of extensive research and development at PowerLab have concluded that our Plenum Spacer provides increased throttle response, peak horsepower and torque gains, lower intake temperatures, and increased volumetric air flow to all cylinders.
+10.9RWHP/ +6.96RWTQ!!!! (VQ35de, non rev-up)
Features of PowerLab Plenum Spacer:
- CNC Milled Billet Aluminum
- NON-Angled
- 3/8 uniform thickness
- Allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms
- Increases volumetric air flow to all cylinders
- Increased hp/tq
Package contents:
- VQ35DE Billet Plenum Spacer with pre-sealed gasket
- Strut Tower Brace Spacers
- Required bolts for securing Plenum Spacer
- Optional Coolant Bypass
- Installation Instructions
Approximate Install Time:
- 1 Hour
The PowerLab 3/8 Billet Plenum Spacer for VQ35DE is currently distributed exclusively through IntensePower.com and IOS at a low Introductory Price a limited time only!
PowerLab is currently looking for more dealers as well!
Purchase PowerLab 3/8 Plenum Spacer Here
These have been selling like hotcakes and never have been made public in the vendor classifieds! Ha! Therefore, this thread exists as the official "release" of the PowerLab 3/8" Billet Plenum Spacer.
Reference This Thread
PowerLab “Intake Manifold Plenum Spacer” is designed and produced here at the lab with our in-house CNC Mill from billet aluminum. The results of extensive research and development at PowerLab have concluded that our Plenum Spacer provides increased throttle response, peak horsepower and torque gains, lower intake temperatures, and increased volumetric air flow to all cylinders.
+10.9RWHP/ +6.96RWTQ!!!! (VQ35de, non rev-up)
Features of PowerLab Plenum Spacer:
- CNC Milled Billet Aluminum
- NON-Angled
- 3/8 uniform thickness
- Allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms
- Increases volumetric air flow to all cylinders
- Increased hp/tq
Package contents:
- VQ35DE Billet Plenum Spacer with pre-sealed gasket
- Strut Tower Brace Spacers
- Required bolts for securing Plenum Spacer
- Optional Coolant Bypass
- Installation Instructions
Approximate Install Time:
- 1 Hour
The PowerLab 3/8 Billet Plenum Spacer for VQ35DE is currently distributed exclusively through IntensePower.com and IOS at a low Introductory Price a limited time only!
PowerLab is currently looking for more dealers as well!
Purchase PowerLab 3/8 Plenum Spacer Here
03-21-2008, 11:00 AM
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Hello,
Our website price $183 +$16 (ground lower 48 U.S.):
http://www.intensepower.com/pobi3plspvq.html
This is the introductory price, and may go up in the future. Best to order it now while they gettin's good.
D
Our website price $183 +$16 (ground lower 48 U.S.):
http://www.intensepower.com/pobi3plspvq.html
This is the introductory price, and may go up in the future. Best to order it now while they gettin's good.
D
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03-21-2008, 06:54 PM
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^^ Thanks! (Getting ready for HIN....)
The Rev-up car made peak 10+whp!
As you can see the majority of the power was gained up-top however there was a very consistent gain of 5+ WHP in the midrange.
Enjoy!
The Rev-up car made peak 10+whp!
As you can see the majority of the power was gained up-top however there was a very consistent gain of 5+ WHP in the midrange.
Enjoy!
03-22-2008, 02:07 PM
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at the risk of sounding like an noob, which i am
So my friend and I attempted the install this morning. I gotta be honest, the instructions are pretty poor compared to other products I've purchased. That said, I ended up breaking a bolt when putting on the Intake manifold collector cover and had to end up removing the collector to reach the broken piece of threading and remove it (i def got lucky on this). Once the bolt was out, I went to a Nissan dealership to buy the bolt I broke and learn that its not in stock, so i checked 4 more places and no one had it, so i went back to Nissan and special ordered the bolt. It'll be in on Wednesday so I have to wait til then to fnish the install, but man, it was a frustrating morning.
Anyway, even though the instructions say, in tiny little letters, how much to torque the bolts, its not the easiest to read. I ended up over torqueing and breaking the damn bolt. Anyway, anyone thats ever broken a bolt knows the frustration involved in having to remove it.
I'm putting this out so that Intense or Power Labs improves the quality of the instructions to this product. I sure hope the product puts out the power they claim so that at least i'll feel like it was worth it.
I'll post up again after the install and let ya'll know how it turned out.
Anyway, even though the instructions say, in tiny little letters, how much to torque the bolts, its not the easiest to read. I ended up over torqueing and breaking the damn bolt. Anyway, anyone thats ever broken a bolt knows the frustration involved in having to remove it.
I'm putting this out so that Intense or Power Labs improves the quality of the instructions to this product. I sure hope the product puts out the power they claim so that at least i'll feel like it was worth it.
I'll post up again after the install and let ya'll know how it turned out.
03-23-2008, 04:38 PM
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Originally Posted by opathal
I know the question has been asked, but how to do these compare to motordyne?
you cant go wrong
03-24-2008, 03:10 PM
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Originally Posted by ntwillie1
Anyway, even though the instructions say, in tiny little letters, how much to torque the bolts, its not the easiest to read. I ended up over torqueing and breaking the damn bolt. Anyway, anyone thats ever broken a bolt knows the frustration involved in having to remove it.
I'm putting this out so that Intense or Power Labs improves the quality of the instructions to this product. I sure hope the product puts out the power they claim so that at least i'll feel like it was worth it.
I'll post up again after the install and let ya'll know how it turned out.
I'm putting this out so that Intense or Power Labs improves the quality of the instructions to this product. I sure hope the product puts out the power they claim so that at least i'll feel like it was worth it.
I'll post up again after the install and let ya'll know how it turned out.
Thanks for your order and your post. Sorry to hear about your troubles. The torque specs/pics that you're referring to are taken directly off of the Nissan FSN (factory service manual). I can ask PowerLab to explode view that part (again, it's Nissan's instructions, not PowerLab that you're referring to). While I again apologize for your troubles, torque specs shouldn't be guessed at, and should have been confirmed beforehand.
Darren
03-25-2008, 08:25 AM
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Hello,
Thanks for your order and your post. Sorry to hear about your troubles. The torque specs/pics that you're referring to are taken directly off of the Nissan FSN (factory service manual). I can ask PowerLab to explode view that part (again, it's Nissan's instructions, not PowerLab that you're referring to). While I again apologize for your troubles, torque specs shouldn't be guessed at, and should have been confirmed beforehand.
Darren
Thanks for your order and your post. Sorry to hear about your troubles. The torque specs/pics that you're referring to are taken directly off of the Nissan FSN (factory service manual). I can ask PowerLab to explode view that part (again, it's Nissan's instructions, not PowerLab that you're referring to). While I again apologize for your troubles, torque specs shouldn't be guessed at, and should have been confirmed beforehand.
Darren
03-25-2008, 03:34 PM
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HELLos,
So, another 10 spacers shipped out in the last couple of days. I believe we still have another 7 or 8 left -- orders are shipping w/in 24 hours! PowerLab has advised us that we will have another stocking order of 50 by the end of the week anyways, so no worries.
We've been getting a lot of Canadian orders and inquiries. Thanks "our quiet neighbors to the North!"
Darrrren
So, another 10 spacers shipped out in the last couple of days. I believe we still have another 7 or 8 left -- orders are shipping w/in 24 hours! PowerLab has advised us that we will have another stocking order of 50 by the end of the week anyways, so no worries.
We've been getting a lot of Canadian orders and inquiries. Thanks "our quiet neighbors to the North!"
Darrrren
03-26-2008, 01:01 AM
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i just ordered one, name, laverne. =p
hey i also just ordered a NISMO R-tune 350Z Cold-air intake to go with it.. to fit my stock 350z roadster it will fit and work right? the aem intake on your page said wouldnt fit roadster so hopefully the nismo does awesomly... :cheers:
hey i also just ordered a NISMO R-tune 350Z Cold-air intake to go with it.. to fit my stock 350z roadster it will fit and work right? the aem intake on your page said wouldnt fit roadster so hopefully the nismo does awesomly... :cheers:
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