Trying to understand MREV2
Sorry, i forgot to caveat the 'no rush on tuning' comment, don't go full throttle, much if at all. If you don't have a 2004.5, then you don't have widebands, in which case, do get it tuned sooner than later, it does, as was said above, go fairly lean.
Renfro, after checking out my MREV2, it's not the same as you've done, but you're right, it's in the right direction and will give improvements
Renfro, after checking out my MREV2, it's not the same as you've done, but you're right, it's in the right direction and will give improvements
Sorry, i forgot to caveat the 'no rush on tuning' comment, don't go full throttle, much if at all. If you don't have a 2004.5, then you don't have widebands, in which case, do get it tuned sooner than later, it does, as was said above, go fairly lean.
Renfro, after checking out my MREV2, it's not the same as you've done, but you're right, it's in the right direction and will give improvements
Renfro, after checking out my MREV2, it's not the same as you've done, but you're right, it's in the right direction and will give improvements

Not saying it's the same as the MREV2, but I snatched a used non-rev DE lower plenum and went to work on it myself...took 5mm off of the front 2 runners and smoothed out all of the casting lines.
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Mine is an 03 DE, but still saw a decent gain throughout my entire powerband. Both HP and TQ. I'd say it's definitely worth doing if you're running a Revup...I'm curious to see what my plenum would do on a Revup.
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Mine is an 03 DE, but still saw a decent gain throughout my entire powerband. Both HP and TQ. I'd say it's definitely worth doing if you're running a Revup...I'm curious to see what my plenum would do on a Revup.
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