To DIY or not to DIY... MREV2
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To DIY or not to DIY... MREV2
Got my MREV2 and spacer today! Wooot!
Don't be yelling search just yet.... read first..
Has anyone seen any before-and-after dynos with this being the only mod on an 06 rev-up engine? I saw lots of dynos on the board, but none with exactly this change from stock on an 06 rev-up, with NO OTHER MODS. Mine's a Grand Touring. not sure if all rev-ups use the same lower collector.
I am trying to decide if it'd be worth it to get a before-and-after, same-day dyno with this installed by the shop. If there is such a Dyno, I won't bother. Otherwise, I think it'd be interesting. Nothing I can't handle on my own, mind you...
I have searched the boards here and the Motordyne site for this, but no luck...
Oh, and I took a silly number of high-res photos if anyone's interested in any certain angles
Thanks...
Don't be yelling search just yet.... read first..
Has anyone seen any before-and-after dynos with this being the only mod on an 06 rev-up engine? I saw lots of dynos on the board, but none with exactly this change from stock on an 06 rev-up, with NO OTHER MODS. Mine's a Grand Touring. not sure if all rev-ups use the same lower collector.
I am trying to decide if it'd be worth it to get a before-and-after, same-day dyno with this installed by the shop. If there is such a Dyno, I won't bother. Otherwise, I think it'd be interesting. Nothing I can't handle on my own, mind you...
I have searched the boards here and the Motordyne site for this, but no luck...
Oh, and I took a silly number of high-res photos if anyone's interested in any certain angles
Thanks...
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hey! i did many searchs on this also. seems like every1 did a before and after with more then the mrev2 and spacer
IF you could do a before and after just with those 2 items. thatd b so awesome! bcuz mines on its way in the mail right now and . these are going to be my 1st 2 mods.
im excited!
IF you could do a before and after just with those 2 items. thatd b so awesome! bcuz mines on its way in the mail right now and . these are going to be my 1st 2 mods.
im excited!
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Originally Posted by Wired 24/7
I've seen some dynos of bone stock 06 with these mods.
Believe me it makes a lot of power in the midrange, and shifts the peak power a little towards the lower RPMs. You will feel it guaranteed. If you don't like it, you can get your money back from Tony @ Motordyne.
Believe me it makes a lot of power in the midrange, and shifts the peak power a little towards the lower RPMs. You will feel it guaranteed. If you don't like it, you can get your money back from Tony @ Motordyne.
ive seen bone stock 06 z's but they get more then the mrev2 and spacer with there after dyno
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I just intalled this combo and I dont really feel it. It just might be that i have a bad sense and cannot feel the power difference. I did notice a little more power in 2nd gear. Is it possible that i installed it incorrectly?
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Originally Posted by Mellowman
I just intalled this combo and I dont really feel it. It just might be that i have a bad sense and cannot feel the power difference. I did notice a little more power in 2nd gear. Is it possible that i installed it incorrectly?
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The guy who dynod installed this on his car made ~ 20HP and 30 TQ and couldn't feel it when he drove home. After a weeks worth of driving he noticed the differences.
What is "felt" while driving can be totally subjective and varies from driver to driver.
http://www.motordyneengineering.com/...rev+--dyno.jpg
What is "felt" while driving can be totally subjective and varies from driver to driver.
http://www.motordyneengineering.com/...rev+--dyno.jpg
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