took a while to read through most of the posts on this thread. Also new to the forum so please bare with me. Got a 2003 BS AT coupe with about 28k miles. Done a few cosmetics mods such as LEDs and clear corners. The next mods I will be doing is a couple more cosmetics (plasti dip front grille, plasti dip diffuser, rebadge, and as i read the thread i know i need to get motordyne 5/16" spacer. Could someone link me as to where to get the spacer for a good price. My list is growing and I hope to get a couple pics up by the end of the summer. Thanks!

 

^Look in the Marketplace, there's vendors that sell them. Might find one in the private section for cheap as well.

 

https://g35driver.com/forums/showthr...16#post6683416

 

I have 04 g35 all i have done to it is high flow cats.i was wondering is the 3/8 plenum spacer to much or should i go smaller?

 

You could install Motordynes 3/8" spacer but you'll lose your engine cover along with not being able to install a upper strut bar. The 5/16" is large enough to correct Nissan design flaw and you can still run the engine cover....Gary

 

It cones with strut spacers.idc bout the cover i just didnt kmow if i would lose power at lower rmps? Ty gary

 

Best bang for the buck. alot of people like the 5/16 because it has power through most of the rpm band. I personally went with the 3/8 but most of that power is in the higher rpms. my engine cover did rub a bit. I did not have have an upper strut bar. i would go spacer and z-tube (the stock intake is actually pretty good)

 

I have just bought a g35 07 coupe and i dont know what to do for my car any advise

 

Did the 3/8 spacer give it a better tone?

 

Also by putting on the 3/8 spacer will that cause the oil consumption to go up? I remeber reading it somewere

 

Curious as to which one would be the better buy: the iso thermal or the iso copper thermal?

 

Personals preference and the type of weather you get. Search both of them and then just choose which one fits your needs the best...

 

The copper one is for much colder weather correct? So it would be fine for me to just stick with the iso thermal if i live in the bay area? thanks!

 

Imo then just get the basic.

 

the basic one will basically be the same as the iso thermal? i dont mind paying a little more for a better product. Ive seen a lot of people say on these forums that you normally get what you pay for.