Strut Bar after Plenum Spacer
Originally Posted by N0 F34R 1488
Where can I find a good Strut Bar that will fit over a 5/8 Plenum Spacer and doesn't cost an arm and leg?....
I purchased a stillen strut bar cause' I installed a skunk 2 spacer, check www.stillen.com is for when you add turbo,etc
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Originally Posted by pastelin
I purchased a stillen strut bar cause' I installed a skunk 2 spacer, check www.stillen.com is for when you add turbo,etc
This one?
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We get your point. He wants a 5/8, not the 5/16th.
OP if YOU want, do some searching on the site and the web so you can make some educated decisions based off of what you find. Keep in mind this forum is biased toward certain products and manufacturers
We get your point. He wants a 5/8, not the 5/16th.
OP if YOU want, do some searching on the site and the web so you can make some educated decisions based off of what you find. Keep in mind this forum is biased toward certain products and manufacturers
+1 on motordyne.... I would definitely recommend them.
The crawford strut bar is made for taller plenums and is cheap.... half the cost of the stillen.
The crawford strut bar is made for taller plenums and is cheap.... half the cost of the stillen.
Last edited by roast; Jan 21, 2008 at 10:03 PM.
Well this may sound like a stupid question, but how does different company spacers make more or less power? Shouldn't the same amount of space, no matter who made it, allow the same amount of airflow, therefore be just as effective as anyone else's?...
Like a Skunk2 5/16" spacer and Motordyne 5/16" should be exactly the same right? They both give an extra 5/16" of airspace....
Like a Skunk2 5/16" spacer and Motordyne 5/16" should be exactly the same right? They both give an extra 5/16" of airspace....
not really all plenums make diff powa,all exhausts,filters/cold air/etc.etc. they will all probably be real close in power but w/motordyne you wont have to mess w/strut bar, tony is active on here ans has excellent customer service, and if i remember right motordyne is one of the better priced. seeing how you dont even have the z yet you should yeild the wealth of info on this site and do some searching, i would be willing to bet 90% of your questions have been asked and answered. It's your money and car but i would think you'd want to make the most educated decesions when it comes to your Z.
BTW the skunk has shown less power on the dyno's compared to motoerdyne
motordyne would be my first choice and aam if i got a good deal. there is usually a motordyne floating around in the classifieds so you can pick one up and save even more money.
motordyne would be my first choice and aam if i got a good deal. there is usually a motordyne floating around in the classifieds so you can pick one up and save even more money.
Ok well I wasn't trying to call anybody wrong, I was just wondering because I just figured the same product would be exactly the same, no matter who made it....especially since it's just a spacer.
So are the Motordyne 5/16" spacers even better than the Skunk2 5/8"? I was only gunna go with the Skunk2 because I wanted to get the bigger one for more power...
So are the Motordyne 5/16" spacers even better than the Skunk2 5/8"? I was only gunna go with the Skunk2 because I wanted to get the bigger one for more power...
Since you have time to do research, I would contact NissanSport Magazine. They did a comparison test on a few spacers with some very interesting and informative results. It was in the SportsZ magazine (Now known as NissanSports) and you can purchase the back issue.



why would you get a skunk spacer anyway? motordyne FTW