mrev2, plenum spacer, and pop charger
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haha i guess i do, i just wanted to be one of them noobs to start up his own post. Beebo if you don't mind, what did you have on first? I have the mrev2 + spacer and i'm afraid of losing power with the pop charger. I have read and heard two different things so i want hear from someone who has done it.
Well, I'm going to do it anyway, I just ordered a pop charger but wanted to hear something comforting before in arrived and I install it.
Well, I'm going to do it anyway, I just ordered a pop charger but wanted to hear something comforting before in arrived and I install it.
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i've installed Pop Charger type intakes in my last couple of cars (JWT on this 07 Coupe and a Injen on my previous Nissan Maxima) - in both i had noticeable lose in low-end, off the line grunt. the powerband seems to shift - felt like less torque on the low end and more at higher RPM (around 3000+).
you'll likely notice the same - perhaps the MREV and spacer will offset a bit. i'm getting ready to add a 5/16 spacer to mine in hopes of this.
you'll likely notice the same - perhaps the MREV and spacer will offset a bit. i'm getting ready to add a 5/16 spacer to mine in hopes of this.
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Anyone that has a '05+ with a Revup motor would be stupid NOT to install the
MotorDyne additives you have listed. Tony guarantees no less than 15 RWHP
and 18 lb-ft torque plus more with other mods like cat-back exhaust and
intake. This is the "Best Bang for your Buck!" Motordynes # 661-993-5111
Gary
MotorDyne additives you have listed. Tony guarantees no less than 15 RWHP
and 18 lb-ft torque plus more with other mods like cat-back exhaust and
intake. This is the "Best Bang for your Buck!" Motordynes # 661-993-5111
Gary
Last edited by gary c; 12-18-2008 at 09:15 PM.
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Originally Posted by gary c
Anyone that has a '06+ with a Revup motor would be stupid NOT to install the
MotorDyne additives you have listed. Tony guarantees no less than 15 RWHP
and 18 lb-ft torque plus more with other mods like cat-back exhaust and
intake. This is the "Best Bang for your Buck!" Motordynes # 661-993-5111
Gary
MotorDyne additives you have listed. Tony guarantees no less than 15 RWHP
and 18 lb-ft torque plus more with other mods like cat-back exhaust and
intake. This is the "Best Bang for your Buck!" Motordynes # 661-993-5111
Gary
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Originally Posted by kidtronix
I too am ready for these rev-up mods. My primary question is this right now:
The copper throttle body gasket has a water line that runs on it, yet I see no valve in the photo depicting the set up. What gives?
The copper throttle body gasket has a water line that runs on it, yet I see no valve in the photo depicting the set up. What gives?
the copper gasket is to heat up your throttle body in colder temps. my setup came with a small valve to turn the flow on or off. any water valve should work.
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Yes I have the mrev2 + plenum combo and yes it does make a difference i am very pleased with it. I have read that adding an intake will lessen my gains. I guess I'll find out when i install it. I'll let you guys know. Oh, the reason I am getting the pop charger is so I can get the relentless strut bar to fit
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Originally Posted by EnerOnE
haha i guess i do, i just wanted to be one of them noobs to start up his own post. Beebo if you don't mind, what did you have on first? I have the mrev2 + spacer and i'm afraid of losing power with the pop charger. I have read and heard two different things so i want hear from someone who has done it.
Well, I'm going to do it anyway, I just ordered a pop charger but wanted to hear something comforting before in arrived and I install it.
Well, I'm going to do it anyway, I just ordered a pop charger but wanted to hear something comforting before in arrived and I install it.
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