MotorDyne plenum spacers offered at B2autodesigns
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What's the 'threshold' on whether or not you need to go copper? I live in PA, and while it does snow, we don't get buried during the winter and temperatures don't get horrifically cold.
^I'd say go for the copper-it's worth not having to adjust/open/close anything. And what part of PA are you from that it doesn't get that cold....I've lived in PA for a long time and it gets COLD there dude. If you lived in Southern or maybe even Northern Cali, I'd say skip on the copper, but other States, especially North-East, copper is a must. It's not that expensive.
^^ I was referencing cold as compared to Canada, since I've seen some people ask for shipping quotes with Canadian zip codes on non-copper spacers.
But you're right, it's not worth it to take the risk. I'll be going copper.
But you're right, it's not worth it to take the risk. I'll be going copper.
