Kinetix V+ or MD 5/16 spacer?
Kinetix V+ or MD 5/16 spacer?
What will give me more bang for the buck, an V+ or an MD Iso spacer? you guys know the prices. Any suggestions?
Last edited by pacheco310; May 14, 2008 at 10:28 AM.
bang for the buck?
https://my350z.com/forum/engine/345425-powerlab-3-8-billet-spacer.html <- CNC milled billet aluminum, allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms, pre-sealed gasket, better material and price than MD.
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https://my350z.com/forum/engine/345425-powerlab-3-8-billet-spacer.html <- CNC milled billet aluminum, allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms, pre-sealed gasket, better material and price than MD.
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Last edited by IIQuickSilverII; May 14, 2008 at 12:20 PM.
Originally Posted by IIQuickSilverII
bang for the buck?
https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=345425 <- CNC milled billet aluminum, allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms, pre-sealed gasket, better material and price than MD.
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https://my350z.com/forum/showthread.php?t=345425 <- CNC milled billet aluminum, allows for factory strut bar and engine cover on both Z/G35 platforms, pre-sealed gasket, better material and price than MD.
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What i mean is HP/TQ. I hear from fellow 350z owners that im better off spending 200 bucks on a spacer than getting the kinetics V+ for around 300. In other words, they THINK they give around the same HP/TQ but ill just be saving myself a few bucks if i go with the spacer. Anywho, what do you guys think?
Last edited by pacheco310; May 14, 2008 at 01:56 PM.
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old... and since, aam and pl have come out with spacers... there is no rocket technology here, simply as i said, as far as gains they are all comparable, so when you look at price with top quality material, the choice is ovbious i agree
old... and since, aam and pl have come out with spacers... there is no rocket technology here, simply as i said, as far as gains they are all comparable, so when you look at price with top quality material, the choice is ovbious i agree
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Originally Posted by davidv
Check the Sport Z magazine Plenum vs Plenum Spacer Shoot Out. The choice is pretty clear.
Why pay more for a part that is flow jetted from non-billet material (Motordyne) than a spacer that is CNC machined out of aluminum billet (PowerLab)?
It's obvious...
"Bang for the Buck" = PowerLab > Motordyne
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Originally Posted by RudeG_v2.0
"Bang for the Buck" = PowerLab > Motordyne
MD 5/16 spacer is 180.
Last edited by Chef-J; May 18, 2008 at 05:59 AM.
Originally Posted by xhooniex83
you conviniently failed to address: "is flow jetted from non-billet material (Motordyne) VS a spacer that is CNC machined out of aluminum billet (PowerLab)" i still think the choice is ovbious
Originally Posted by xhooniex83
Before you say it's failed, show me if any motordyne's spacer failed b/c its non-billet material. I'm thinking all the spacers are same.
Edit: i will be very happy to hear BIG diff between CNC machined out and non-billet material.
Edit: i will be very happy to hear BIG diff between CNC machined out and non-billet material.
so because it hasnt cracked youd take the lower quality material? so if you made one out of wood and it never cause problems woudl you use it?
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Originally Posted by IIQuickSilverII
so because it hasnt cracked youd take the lower quality material? so if you made one out of wood and it never cause problems woudl you use it?
that made one out of wood already gave
to 350z owners.+ tony's great customer service, hands down.
Last edited by Chef-J; May 18, 2008 at 08:39 AM.
Originally Posted by xhooniex83
yea why not?
that made one out of wood already gave to 350z owners.
+ tony's great customer service, hands down.
that made one out of wood already gave
to 350z owners.+ tony's great customer service, hands down.
So you would pay more than you should for cheaper materials?+ Intense Motorsports (who has been selling the PowerLab spacer) is the #1 rated vendor on this site, hands down.
https://my350z.com/forum/polls/294485-your-favorite-online-store-to-buy-your-parts.html
Originally Posted by pacheco310
What will give me more bang for the buck, an V+ or an MD Iso spacer? you guys know the prices. Any suggestions?
This type of thread has been re-hashed over and over again for the past several years. Please use the search function.
I personally would go for (again and again) the motordyne products, as they have had more independent testing and independent dyno results done than any other products that are available, by far. The quality of the MD products will definitely exceed the life of the car, IMO.
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