cedoulinou

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Ok guys,

I have an 05 base 350z. I was looking to buy some new bolt-ons for my z and I saw someone who is selling his kinetix ssv for 400$.

After reading this:
http://www.importtuner.com/tech/0605.../photo_12.html

I am wondering if it worth the money to buy it??? I know that motordyne do a great spacer that gives a lot of power but according to this article the ssv gives a lot more power than a spacer for a NA 350Z (stock in the article).

Let me know what do you think about it... kinetix ssv or motordyn 5/16 iso????

thanks

thanks

11B Z Noobie

save some $ and do a motordyne 5/16".

davidv

iTrader: (2)

Surprised that the SSV is still around. Thought they all went to landfill.

Guilty1s

iTrader: (12)

+1

The ssv just look good.... and they really can only look good with the 300+ CF piece that is extra. Just as good if not less gains at 10X the price

Go with the spacer, unless your show

qqqqball

iTrader: (10)

talking to several companies about this they had tested it on several customers cars. it made less power than stock with a tune,than a ssv did with bolt ons. while it does look good in reality it doesnt make sense to get it for the price you paid even if it was just for show. get a polished cosworth if you got that kind of cash

John@z1

iTrader: (2)

I posted a dyno of an angle spacer against the new SSV. I think it's in the 370Z section for some reason. I have a motordyne here to test against the SSV but haven't had the chance.

terrasmak

iTrader: (8)

One makes power, one doesn't. I would go with the one that has proven gains.