Just installed the Motordyne 5/16 spacer!
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Just installed the Motordyne 5/16 spacer!
I finally got a chance to install my spacer this pasted Sunday and the install was a breeze. Took me about 40 minutes without a torque wrench. I had to make sure the bolts were on tight but no to tight. I took a test drive and did'nt feel a difference. Second test drive and reset the ecu first. Did the easy reset I found on the forum and also disconnected my battery also just to make sure. After that the car felt a little stronger. The sound was a lot deeper and made my greddy sp2 louder as well.
If anyone who installed the spacer make sure you re tighten the bolts whenever you have a chance. I had to re-tight the bolts about three times now. It seems like the middle bolts of the plenum need re-tightening though.
Bottom line: Easy install, deeper sound (both under the hood & from the exhaust as well), can feel the difference fast 3k rpm (for sure) & kicks on the freeway. Money well spent.
If anyone who installed the spacer make sure you re tighten the bolts whenever you have a chance. I had to re-tight the bolts about three times now. It seems like the middle bolts of the plenum need re-tightening though.
Bottom line: Easy install, deeper sound (both under the hood & from the exhaust as well), can feel the difference fast 3k rpm (for sure) & kicks on the freeway. Money well spent.
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Originally Posted by Locksmith
nice mod, i'm thinking about going with the thicker spacer.... anyone know if it gives a lot more power or not?? Also, whats an easier way to reset the ECU without disconnecting the battery?
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Originally Posted by lynton
Does a grounding kit make installing a spacer more difficult, do you have to undo and then reattach the grounding wires to the top of the plenum again?
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