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GT-R R35 Plenum Test Fitment on my VQ37HR

great design work ChrisUR... i am very very curious to see if there are any gains using the GTR plenum with your lower runner section. What methods do you plan

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Old 01-13-2012, 08:54 AM   #10 (permalink)
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great design work ChrisUR... i am very very curious to see if there are any gains using the GTR plenum with your lower runner section.

What methods do you plan to use to manufacture this? I would assume billet cylinder head flanges and billet top flange with fabricated tubing inbetween?
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