Motordyne vs Skunk2 plenum spacers
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got skunk2 plenum spacer installed by myself in my 06at g sedan 3 weeks ago and i love it.took me about an hour coz my 3yr old son is my assistant, lol. sound so much better and i only paid $185 for it. fit is very good and i'll bet the same or more hp gain than a motordyne w/c cost more.
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I've had the Skunk2 for several months now. No problems what so ever. The fitment was perfect. Its polymer material does not conduct heat and my engine top plenum stays cool to the touch even after running the engine hard.
The Skunk2 is a larger spacer (5/8") than either of the MD (5/16 or 1/2).
I feel all the performance in the top end above 4000 rpm. There is no performance increase felt below that.
No independent dyno has compaired MD w/ Skunk2 spacers.
The Skunk2 is a larger spacer (5/8") than either of the MD (5/16 or 1/2).
I feel all the performance in the top end above 4000 rpm. There is no performance increase felt below that.
No independent dyno has compaired MD w/ Skunk2 spacers.
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