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Didn't the 07 Zs have the HR motor? If so the lower plenum wouldn't even fit.
Edit: Yes it did. Here's everything you could want to know and more about the HR motor.
http://www.350z-tech.com/wiki/index.php/VQ35HR
Edit: Yes it did. Here's everything you could want to know and more about the HR motor.
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Last edited by Blue Dream; 02-23-2012 at 05:15 PM.
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like Blue Dream stated above, 07 350z's have an HR motor, the entire plenum on those are completely different, so the lower plenum wouldn't fit. If you was to get a lower plenum from a Z with a regular vq35de the lower plenum would be exactly the same as the one on your car already. therefore not changing anything
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^yes - the MREV2 is just a non rev lower plenum that has been modified by Motordyne (port and polished) they remove some material from the front runner as well so as to not starve the front 2 cylinders of air flow like the stock design does. Plenum spacer helps w this starvation problem as well.
I have a non rev lower plenum w a 5/16" spacer on my Rev Up. Almost as good as MREV2 plus Spacer, I've read
I have a non rev lower plenum w a 5/16" spacer on my Rev Up. Almost as good as MREV2 plus Spacer, I've read
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