What plenum should i go with?
#16
01-17-2009 | 01:54 AM
As most people know on this site, I'm a pretty opinionated guy and I have a pretty strong distaste for most aftermarket companies and the way they bend the truth, prey of people's ignorance, and the typical crappy customer service that goes along with most shop-made parts. Spacers are spacers. Someone's 5/16" spacer is going to perform exactly like another company's 5/16" spacer. However, when get something from Motordyne, you're paying for this:
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
#23
01-19-2009 | 12:53 AM
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#25
01-19-2009 | 01:15 AM
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Here is a link to a review and comparison performed by Jonnylaw
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...lled-pics.html
Comparative dynos are displayed on page 3.
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...lled-pics.html
Comparative dynos are displayed on page 3.
#26
01-19-2009 | 01:21 AM
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Here is a link to a review and comparison performed by Jonnylaw
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...lled-pics.html
Comparative dynos are displayed on page 3.
https://g35driver.com/forums/intake-...lled-pics.html
Comparative dynos are displayed on page 3.
Thanks for the link, I was wondering about comparative dynos. . . I'm also getting really ****ty mileage out of my G. . .hrm. . .
#27
01-19-2009 | 10:28 AM
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As most people know on this site, I'm a pretty opinionated guy and I have a pretty strong distaste for most aftermarket companies and the way they bend the truth, prey of people's ignorance, and the typical crappy customer service that goes along with most shop-made parts. Spacers are spacers. Someone's 5/16" spacer is going to perform exactly like another company's 5/16" spacer. However, when get something from Motordyne, you're paying for this:
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
+100000000, Tony completely stands behind his products.
#28
01-19-2009 | 10:37 AM
As most people know on this site, I'm a pretty opinionated guy and I have a pretty strong distaste for most aftermarket companies and the way they bend the truth, prey of people's ignorance, and the typical crappy customer service that goes along with most shop-made parts. Spacers are spacers. Someone's 5/16" spacer is going to perform exactly like another company's 5/16" spacer. However, when get something from Motordyne, you're paying for this:
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
1) A product that performs as advertised
2) A high quality and reliable product that will fit perfectly and looks OEM
3) An owner that stands completely behind his product and if there is any sort of problem, he fixes it immediately
4) An owner that does a crazy amount of R&D and his aerospace background doesn't hurt when it comes to designing products and thinking outside the box
5) He uses 3rd party dynos to validate his part's performance
So yes, you might pay a little more for a MD products, but you're getting one of few true automotive parts that work as advertised and you know it will fit perfectly every time.
I couldn't have said it better. I have the MREV and the XYZ pipe, I LOVE THEM!!!!
