best plenum spacer for 350z??
02-06-2008, 08:46 AM
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Search the site, read what you find, and then ask more specific questions. Otherwise you will be flamed to death.
You have Skunk2 (which I have)
Motordyne
AAM
OBX
Most people here will tell you to get eh Motordyne because you won't have to replace your strutbar. They're all basically just a piece of material that adds hieght to the plenum. As long as it's sealed, does it really matter how much money you spend?
You have Skunk2 (which I have)
Motordyne
AAM
OBX
Most people here will tell you to get eh Motordyne because you won't have to replace your strutbar. They're all basically just a piece of material that adds hieght to the plenum. As long as it's sealed, does it really matter how much money you spend?
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02-06-2008, 09:39 AM
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MOTORDYNE, besides making the best power and retaining your factory strut bar Tony has top notch customer service and A+ products. Also active member on this forum.
02-06-2008, 09:53 AM
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Originally Posted by idwin
MOTORDYNE, besides making the best power and retaining your factory strut bar Tony has top notch customer service and A+ products. Also active member on this forum.
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02-06-2008, 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by idwin
MOTORDYNE, besides making the best power and retaining your factory strut bar Tony has top notch customer service and A+ products. Also active member on this forum.
Motordyne by far. I have installed other brands for others in our club, and the quality is much better. They at least give you the stops to put inside your plenum to keep it from flexing when you tighten it down to the in. lb torque spec, and some have broken their manifolds (cracked them) due to flex.
02-07-2008, 04:41 AM
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Originally Posted by HondaKiller
not to mention MD spacers are coming down in price to be more competitive with the less popular brands. I just like the fact that you can call the engineer on the phone with any questions about the spacer or install. Now lets see you do that with Skunk, or OBX. Case closed. MD FTW
Also, it's just a piece of metal that adds space, not some sort of active temperature control unit. They all function the same as long as the seal is tight. Thickness, however, does make a difference.
02-07-2008, 04:57 AM
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Easy Install! I went with a Pure Inovations Space.... Nice gains low cost but they all run about the same...5/16 spacer is Mid range power...the bigger ones give you Top end...
02-07-2008, 05:20 AM
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Originally Posted by SlideFox
Powerlab has been selling TONS of there 3/8" plenum spacers.
