5/16 Isothermal Spacer vs. 1/2
5/16 Isothermal Spacer vs. 1/2
Ok, so i know spacers have been talked about on here before. But I'm curious to know what the difference is between 1/2 spacer and 5/16" spacer, besides the obvious of size. Some sights lead you to believe 1/2 will fit, other sites say no, the engine cover won't fit back on.
Regardless, is there a difference in sound between the two? If I get a 5/16", will I even notice performance gains and the nice deep sound I'm looking for? If not, what is the benefit of a 5/16???
Guess my question is if you had to buy one, which would you get, 5/16 or 1/2, and why?
Regardless, is there a difference in sound between the two? If I get a 5/16", will I even notice performance gains and the nice deep sound I'm looking for? If not, what is the benefit of a 5/16???
Guess my question is if you had to buy one, which would you get, 5/16 or 1/2, and why?
??? REALLY? I thought MREV was just for the Manual trannies. But I checked again, and it says for the REVUP motor. I think thats the 05+ 280hp engine???
Hows the sound though?
Hows the sound though?
Originally Posted by bert039
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Originally Posted by bert039
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MREV will work on all years, regardless of transmission type
5/16ths, more area under curve
1/2, higher peak numbers
MREV will work on all years, regardless of transmission type
5/16ths, more area under curve
1/2, higher peak numbers
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Originally Posted by bert039
True..... thats why I gave him the gist of what the difference is between the two spacers. And gave him the exact link as to the effects of MREV on pre rev up motors.
I think that's a bit confusing. I had to go back and try to understand it.
If you have a REV Up engine. ie.. 05/06 MT, the MREV is a Non-Rev up lower collector + spacer + any thermo accessories.
But if you don't have a REV UP engine, "MREV" is just the spacer (in whatever size) and/or any plenum. In general, this isn't commonly called "MREV". Just "spacer" or "plenum" mod.
Now the sticky new wrinkle in all of these is Hydrazine's NEW discovery. This being machining a NON-REV UP lower collector (basicly any lower manifold other than the 05-06 MT?) and just adding a spacer/plenum.
So this mod for the MREV+REV UP engine guys = MREV+
But it seems this machined lower collector will work on any NON-REV up engine OR anyone that's currently has the MREV modification. (as both utilizes the NON-REV UP lower iintake manifold). You can see the description of MREV+. ("MREV Plus TM - Standard lower collector with modified Iintake Runners for reduced pressure drop")
So to all of us NON-REV UP guys, it's just a machined lower manifold (our stock unit) + spacer (ie.. the combo mentioned in your link) or a Plenum (as mentioned in my question in your link)
Note: Sorry for the typo of iintake. I hate the link thing
If you have a REV Up engine. ie.. 05/06 MT, the MREV is a Non-Rev up lower collector + spacer + any thermo accessories.
But if you don't have a REV UP engine, "MREV" is just the spacer (in whatever size) and/or any plenum. In general, this isn't commonly called "MREV". Just "spacer" or "plenum" mod.
Now the sticky new wrinkle in all of these is Hydrazine's NEW discovery. This being machining a NON-REV UP lower collector (basicly any lower manifold other than the 05-06 MT?) and just adding a spacer/plenum.
So this mod for the MREV+REV UP engine guys = MREV+
But it seems this machined lower collector will work on any NON-REV up engine OR anyone that's currently has the MREV modification. (as both utilizes the NON-REV UP lower iintake manifold). You can see the description of MREV+. ("MREV Plus TM - Standard lower collector with modified Iintake Runners for reduced pressure drop")
So to all of us NON-REV UP guys, it's just a machined lower manifold (our stock unit) + spacer (ie.. the combo mentioned in your link) or a Plenum (as mentioned in my question in your link)
Note: Sorry for the typo of iintake. I hate the link thing
Originally Posted by bert039
True..... thats why I gave him the gist of what the difference is between the two spacers. And gave him the exact link as to the effects of MREV on pre rev up motors.
Last edited by Jeff92se; Apr 11, 2006 at 01:28 PM.
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