Anyone put the MREV2 on a nonrevup engine
Anyone put the MREV2 on a nonrevup engine
sup peeps i just order the MREV2 and the ISO 5/16 thermal spacer and i just found out my car is a non rev up and would i gain anything from the REV UP MREV2 or i gain nothing at all.........
From all the others that posted this question before...Your car will run lean. You are better off either keeping it and getting it tuned or reflashed or just stick with the 5/16 spacer...
Originally Posted by hai109
From all the others that posted this question before...Your car will run lean. You are better off either keeping it and getting it tuned or reflashed or just stick with the 5/16 spacer...
Originally Posted by hai109
Just the spacer...
Originally Posted by g352k6x
so do i use the mrev2 or not or just use the 5/16 spacer
Just use the 5/16 spacer - if you order the MREV2 you are putting exactly the same thing as you have now back in your car.
-Sean
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Originally Posted by Infinite_636
whats the code on the engine block? how did you find out its not a rev up?
-Sean
Originally Posted by Nismo G
The MREV2 is the exact same thing as the lower plenum that is already on your car. The rev up motors lower plenum was designed differently and motordyne basically made a mold of the non revup lower plenum for people who have the rev up motor.
Just use the 5/16 spacer - if you order the MREV2 you are putting exactly the same thing as you have now back in your car.
-Sean
Just use the 5/16 spacer - if you order the MREV2 you are putting exactly the same thing as you have now back in your car.
-Sean
OP, since you have already ordered it will not hurt to install... you should have a dyno with A/F ratio to determine if you are running lean... It's highly doubtful you will run dangerously lean and the ECU will prevent a dangerous condition but your performance may suffer... It is suggested (regardless of running too lean) to have your ECU tuned anyway for optimal performance - especially since you are doing breather mods.
IMO the 1/2" or 5/16" spacer is a very good bang for the buck - there are several other things you could do that will probably yield better performance than the lower collector (on a non-revup), but in the whole of things the MREV2 will help a little.
Happy modding.
On a non-rev you can just use the MREV2, but if you run both the MREV2 and spacer the engine will run lean. I was told by the preformance shop just to use the 5/16 spacer. They send with the MREV2 you gain about 2 horsepower more at upper rpms.
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