Plenum Question..
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newbie needs help
Hi...can someone explain to me why you need or don't need to send in the OEM plenum once purchasing Crawford plenum...(what is a plenum anyways) sorry to be soooo ignorant...just new to this sport.
crawford uses the stock plenum and they modify it. That's why they need to have a supply of stock plenums to modify. So if you dont send it in to them, then they will charge you a 200 dollar fee.
This is what a plenum is http://crawfordzperformance.com/plenum.htm
There's a video in there too that you can watch..
This is what a plenum is http://crawfordzperformance.com/plenum.htm
There's a video in there too that you can watch..
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From: Minneapolis
Originally Posted by neffster
None of them. The "full plenum" is the upper portion (or cover) of the intake manifold.
You should send me a PM or just call me on my cell. I can help you with the questions you have!
BTW, anyone who thinks that Doug is presently charging for a "core swap" hasn't spoken with him lately...
I believe returning the core may no longer be necessary.
You should send me a PM or just call me on my cell. I can help you with the questions you have!
BTW, anyone who thinks that Doug is presently charging for a "core swap" hasn't spoken with him lately...
I believe returning the core may no longer be necessary.
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From: Vegas
Originally Posted by jjellyneck
So...there's a whole new kind of unit on the verge of going public?
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From: Columbus, OH (Area)
Originally Posted by roneski
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TO: E_K
i thought the inside's of intakes shouldnt be polished... because the turbulence inside is a good thing? helps mix up the gas particle... ?
i may be wrong, its something i recall from a older post from one of the car forums ive been to...
i thought the inside's of intakes shouldnt be polished... because the turbulence inside is a good thing? helps mix up the gas particle... ?
i may be wrong, its something i recall from a older post from one of the car forums ive been to...
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