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Hey folks, just thought I would update this thread and give my impressions after having had the M370 Plenum installed for almost a week. First, thanks to everyone for your
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Hey folks, just thought I would update this thread and give my impressions after having had the M370 Plenum installed for almost a week.
First, thanks to everyone for your input, it helped me understand exactly what was going on. I know that comparing dyno numbers to different dynos is almost worthless...going to the Dynojet was simply due to my impatience and perhaps impulsiveness . My overall impression of the Motordyne Plenum is this: I am very happy with the gains that I feel. The Z feels more "torqey" and passing on the highway is much more fun with it installed . The fit and finish was flawless. At the end of the day I am happy with this modification for two reasons: 1. It feels good on the Butt dyno, and yes mine was recently calibrated. It makes passing on the freeway and burning extra gas that much more fun > .2. The most important one: Customer Service with Tony. He spent nearly an hour today answering questions that I had about my install, explaining torque/hp gains on the dyno chart's, and other general performance aspects of my Z. He never made me feel as if I were wasting his time. Awesome company, awesome product. Thanks Tony for all the help with my install! You'll have my business again when it comes time to upgrade again.
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Have you looked into over boring the throttle body inlets on one of the M370s? Do you think it is possible? Check out my thread here: Larger Throttle bodies...? |
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