Plenium as first mod?
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Plenium as first mod?
I have a 04 G35 coupe. The car came with a z-tube im looking to invest in another mod. I'm thinking about purchasing a plenium. Would this be a good mod considering my cars almost bone stock? Is a plenium safe on stock cars?
You should.
You should really read up on these spacers/plenums first. "Motordyne" would be a good 1st search.
https://g35driver.com/forums/search....archid=3386391
Then go to their site and read the dyno sheets
You should really read up on these spacers/plenums first. "Motordyne" would be a good 1st search.
https://g35driver.com/forums/search....archid=3386391
Then go to their site and read the dyno sheets
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a new plenum or plenum spacer is a perfect starter mod. combined with your z-tube it will be great. look into a motordyne spacer...one of the best bang for your buck
also get either a stillen airbox, jwt popcharger, or K&N filter to really open up your breather mods. it will sound great.
also get either a stillen airbox, jwt popcharger, or K&N filter to really open up your breather mods. it will sound great.
Yes, a plenum is a GREAT first mod and you will feel the gains. I have a plenum for sale right now that is right up your alley 
. Here is my for sale thread, let me know if you are ready for more power 
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https://g35driver.com/forums/archived-sales/174846-fs-crawford-v5-cast-plenum.html
. Here is my for sale thread, let me know if you are ready for more power :https://g35driver.com/forums/archived-sales/174846-fs-crawford-v5-cast-plenum.html
If you have a 6spd I would do both the plenum and spacer.
If you have an auto i would just do the spacer. Use the 5/16 spacer and you can put the engine cover back on, if you want to keep the stock look.
If you have an auto i would just do the spacer. Use the 5/16 spacer and you can put the engine cover back on, if you want to keep the stock look.
Since you have an 04, don't waste your money on a MREV2. Minimal gains will be had. Just get a spacer and with the money you save by not getting the MREV2 buy yourself an intake. Ask about which intake and you'll start a war. Search and read my friend because it all boils down to what YOU like. Don't let anyone change your mind. Good luck with the mod bug, she bites hard!!!!
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Originally Posted by RebelinRI
Ask about which intake and you'll start a war.
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Originally Posted by jimmykce1
If you have a 6spd I would do both the plenum and spacer.
If you have an auto i would just do the spacer. Use the 5/16 spacer and you can put the engine cover back on, if you want to keep the stock look.
If you have an auto i would just do the spacer. Use the 5/16 spacer and you can put the engine cover back on, if you want to keep the stock look.