MREV+ installed on a NON REVUP engine!
Originally Posted by andy2434
Right on, Boris . . . Glad you are enjoying the MREV 2. 
The upper collector will still be hot to the touch. However, you should have noticed that the heat is bearable, now. Just to be sure . . . The rubber insulating gasket, which came fixed to the copper plate was installed facing the plenum neck, right?
In any event, have a blast with your newest mod and try to keep the speeding down to a minimal. 
The upper collector will still be hot to the touch. However, you should have noticed that the heat is bearable, now. Just to be sure . . . The rubber insulating gasket, which came fixed to the copper plate was installed facing the plenum neck, right?
In any event, have a blast with your newest mod and try to keep the speeding down to a minimal.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Just completed the MREV2 install on my 2005 5AT sedan. I was skeptical at first, but damn, I can certainly feel the difference throughout the revrange. It brought back some power down low, added a ton in the midrange, and keeps pulling till I hit redline. This is certainly the best bang for buck mod I have purchased.
However, my plenum is still hot to the touch after driving.
I ordered the copper iso thermal 5/16" spacer and the MREV2 lower collector.
Any ideas?
However, my plenum is still hot to the touch after driving.
I ordered the copper iso thermal 5/16" spacer and the MREV2 lower collector. Any ideas?
As for the heat, once the engine heat soaks and the underhood temps get high enough, there's no stopping heat soak on the intake manifold, regardless of the gasket setup. It's a tight engine bay that is basically sealed top and bottom.
Originally Posted by Aznteazer
just remembered 287hp z motor is same as 280hp g motor. duhh.
guess mrev v2 is a no go for me.
thanks Mike!
guess mrev v2 is a no go for me.
thanks Mike!
Even if you make, very unlikely, as little as 7 WHP you will spend ~$17 per WHP.
And if you make 12+ WHP you will spend ~$10 per WHP. Not even N2O can beat this.
Last edited by dovla; May 11, 2006 at 11:06 AM.
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Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Weapon *R ram-air.
The WeaponR intakes draw in hot air from the engine compartment. The plenum cannot run any cooler than the air flowing through it.
Put your stock air box on and watch the plenum temperatures drop significantly.
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No problem with the Stillen. They have a good shroud to keep the engine compartment heat out.
For cold air induction I would rank it like this:
1) Stock
2) Stillen
3) Pop Charger
For cold air induction I would rank it like this:
1) Stock
2) Stillen
3) Pop Charger
Originally Posted by Hydrazine
No problem with the Stillen. They have a good shroud to keep the engine compartment heat out.
For cold air induction I would rank it like this:
1) Stock
2) Stillen
3) Pop Charger
For cold air induction I would rank it like this:
1) Stock
2) Stillen
3) Pop Charger
Originally Posted by codeflux
dammit, now following Boris's review I want to get MREV2 as well. i may order it when i get back from vegas.
i may order it when i get back from vegas.
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
It would be interesting to see how it matches up with your Crawford plenum.
this is what you bought, right?Motordyne Modified Performance Lower Plenum for G35 - $322
Motordyne Copper Iso Thermal Upgrade Kit for G35 - $110
Originally Posted by codeflux
indeed! this is what you bought, right?
Motordyne Modified Performance Lower Plenum for G35 - $322
Motordyne Copper Iso Thermal Upgrade Kit for G35 - $110
this is what you bought, right?Motordyne Modified Performance Lower Plenum for G35 - $322
Motordyne Copper Iso Thermal Upgrade Kit for G35 - $110
Originally Posted by vodkarocket
Not quite- you can only find MREV2 on Tony's website for now. I think it's still listed as out of stock. I also have the 5/16" spacer.
how do i order an out of stock item?...