Nissan 350Z/ G35 Plenum Spacer, Motordyne MREV 2 and Throttle Body Spacer Installation | AnthonyJ350
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- In this video we install Motordyne's 5/16 Plenum Spacer, MREV 2 lower plenum as well as their Iso Thermal upgrade. We also throw our little spin into the whole mix and install a throttle body spacer, in hopes to help keep the intake manifold a little cooler and help increase its volume.
This install video covers the Nissan 350Z and Infiniti G35.
Here is the MREV 2
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This is the Plenum spacer with the iso thermal upgade
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And this is the throttle body spacer
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Nissan 350Z/ G35 Plenum Spacer, Motordyne MREV 2 and Throttle Body Spacer Installation | AnthonyJ350
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Here's what I think of the MREV 2 after the install: ua-cam.com/video/3dFw1qxTBTU/v-deo.html
Anthony, Here's a review on my Plenum Intake modification. Recently I developed a valve cover gasket oil leak. So I ordered Victor Reinz151010701gasket and New spark plugs NGK LFR5AHX Ruthenium as I'm ready there...So I removed the plenum to facilitate the other Maintenance. Completed the new valve cover gasket and new plug installation...Then I went Old School trying to Port & Polish the plenum...Using a grinder, I reshaped the fat inlet plenum tubes to more thinner aerodynamic flowing...I must of removed about 3/16 or more of material from some areas...Then I followed it with 200 grit sandpaper to finish irregularities...Finishing was done throughout
with a 3 in corse wire wheel on a drill...I used the wire wheel extensively in the inlet tubes to make then smooth as possible...I used a smaller wire wheel to polish the lower 6 outlet tubes...Moved to the upper plenum cover and removed the throttle body...Here I was aggressive with the 3in wire wheel as it was nearly the same size as the opening...I believe I opened that area by 1/16 to make it smooth flowing...CAREFULLY, I did the same thing to throttle body...I washed the plenum with degreaser and brush and let dry ...Coated all the interior plenum parts with 303 Graphene for added slickness and protection against vapor oils collecting.
BOTTOM LINE: My Butt dyno says that I have made a noticeable power gain. Was it a new set of plugs versus 100k miles originals or the extensive plenum rework? I know I'm ecstatic about the results!
Love these 350z videos! Best channel on UA-cam for them! Always looking forward to your videos
NewportRegular Thanks for your support! Please share any content you like so we can try to grow the channel big this year :)
Well done man! I never get tired of seeing anyone do this process. I modded my stock airbox by removing the lower reservoir and made my own RAM forced air induction passage behind the bumper. been like that for 3 years without codes. Anyway, great vid and tutorial
thizzface Nice, that's a good idea with the airbox. Ya I haven't done a video and I think it's crucial if you're going to be a big 350Z channel you kind of have to show this mod.
Yea youre right. Especially for Z owners. You can say we all become engineers within our own right as long as you have the willingness to learn. You really cant lose
Dang, cranking out the videos. Love it.
I own a G37 and I'd be willing to bet this is fairly similar, even though it's a VQ37VHR.
Glad you're liking the videos so far. We're trying to roll out a bunch of 350Z videos before summer hits :) I have a neat one coming up where I do a temperature comparison of Motordyne's Iso Thermal upgrade to see how effective it is.
+AnthonyJ350 can't wait for this!!! very substantial content for sure
Thomas Berry I hope people like the Isothermal video. I think it's an important mod but Noone talks about it.
This is a good, informative video! I've run both stock DE and Revup plenums on my cammed DE, but I have a tendency to overthink things lol. For example, I measured the two plenums, and the Revup plenum is roughly one pound lighter, so that seems like a lot more air volume in the plenum. After installing the Revup plenum, peak power dropped on my z, from 300 to 283, but I installed a plenum spacer to hopefully bring that back up. It would be dope to have 300 whp again, but holding it all the way to redline.
The DE plenum + plenum spacer dropped off sharply after 6200 rpm or so, which I was disappointed with, and is why I went the direction I did. Cheers!
Thanks for sharing! I wonder what would happen if you did a half in space instead or a lower plenum spacer which would extended the runner length.
thanks for the vid. very detailed n helpful
hanz2lk Glad it helped!
Thanks for the vid i am planning to install the mrev2 lower plenum + the iso thermal 5/16" thermal spacer. I curently have a fujitsubo catback and stock Y pipes & stock down pipes. Dont plan on changing the pipes as i dont want to add more noise. How significant will this setup be? Hope u can advise. Thanks in advance
You will notice some pretty good gains in the midrange. Definitely needs a tune to see it's full potential of the bolt ons.
Amazing vid
stephen shaddox Thanks!
I made my own mrev2 from the junkyard ported and polished with the front runners shaved. It’s goin in today with the motordyne 5/16 spacer and iso thermal gasket. Whoop whoop
Hope it works, which parts did you shave off?
I ported and polished the lower then shaved exactly where the mrev2 does plus shaving all casting lines and even the letters in front of the middle runner. The most was shaved off the runners closest to the PCV Valve entrance on front. Just took it for a rip and it feels sweet!! Definitely more mid range and slightly deeper tone. My JWT pop charger is on its way from CZP should sound sweet by next week! Great videos bro keep em comin! I think I saved $600 on that lower wish I could send you a pic!🤙🏻
@@ketobeast8489 Ya email me a pic at info@gofasthavefun.ca
Are you going to get the car tuned with UPREV after?
Yes looking to get an E Tune through Admintuning hopefully. After all mods are installed. Mishimoto rad, thermostat and swirl pot should be here today as well.
Not sure where to send the pic to. If you just have a regular email that would be easy.
Good job man! Note: make sure you uncompress the strut tower before unbolting it, not doing so will add pressure and strip the bolts on the mount....like I did on mine.
Z33 Garage Have you done a video specifically on that? and was the car in the air when you stripped it?
AnthonyJ350 Yeah I made a video on the spacer install about 2 years ago I believe? I removed the strut bar the same way you did and it stripped 3 bolts. had to get new ones
AnthonyJ350 I haven't done a video strictly on removing the strutbar.
Z33 Garage I think you should, then I'll make one giving you a plug saying I got the idea from you to make the video lol.
AnthonyJ350 I'm scared of removing the bolts again. they were held on by hopes l, dreams and alot of loctite!!
To torque it without a torque wrench just tighten it like you would spark plugs. 1/4 turn past hand tight and good to go
Swaglife 81 Yup you can do it that way too. Thanks for the tip!
not bad for a novice much to learn you still have
Thanks for the feedback.
Hey man, I just installed mine. You actually want to remove the studs from the lower plenum and not reuse them. Motordyne supplies new screws for these two holes. Also, the extra long screw goes into the hole next to the throttle body. Motordyne supplies exactly the right amount of screws to completely replace the original hardware.
Also for anyone installing this, the fat washers for the strut bar go underneath the strut bar feet to provide additional clearance for the new taller plenum. It should clear it as well as not ruin your hood.
Michael T I thought I showed using the new hardware in the middle
I just did this to my G35, makes a pretty big difference.
It's awesome right?
is your G35 manual transmission ?
I own a hr and I'm trigger. ..lol jk good videos 🖒✌
I have a 2005 350Z de, some reason it already had an Mrev2 lower plenum. Not sure why the previous owners would do that but leave everything else completely stock, unless it was an upgrade option available on the 2005 I'm unaware of. Or if the previous motor blew up at some point. (Bought it at 60k miles).
Just FYI I think your audio around 8:00 sounded like it was cutting out a little bit. Awesome video though I'm hoping to eventually do the 5/16 spacer to my de once I take care a few other things on the car!
dolphin I just listened to it, I can't hear the audio fading out.
Yea I just listened to it on my computer and it sounded fine. I was on my phone so maybe that was why...lol
dolphin Also I would look into the Isothermal upgrade, it very beneficial and helps you maintain horsepower especially in summer months.
dolphin But keep telling me things you find. It helps hearing stuff from you guys so we can continue to make our video quality better.
Hi, Thanks for the informative videos. I've found them helpful. I was wondering. Around 15:20- How did you twist the coolant line on the upper plenum to get it out of the way? Mine won't budge! Did you rotate clockwise or counter-clockwise? Did you Use a tool?
Also, do you happen to know the oem part number for the bolt at 4:30?
Thanks.
I just opened up the clamp that holds it with a flat head screw driver.
Nice video! Lets us know what difference you feel with the new intake!
Tyler Lesko For sure! Stay tuned for follow up videos.
Update, you might like these two videos if you haven't watched them yet.
ua-cam.com/video/Y5DABflE7tw/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/eC1-hE3PBf0/v-deo.html
So this we'll be able to work with a 05 as well?
what do you recommend better this or the Kinetix manifold what do you think is better for your money and which one produces more horsepower I watch your videos thank you for all your information and knowledge
Reymundo Castro I recommend this for power and fitment. If you really want more you'll have to go forced induction.
Once your boltons are done you'll want to get a tune using UPREV.
Did your car throw any codes following the install? Also, at the end when you start the engine and blip the throttle, you hear a faint chirp or "squeak" sound at each blip. Do you know what causes that? I ask because I hear it every time I depresses the throttle quickly each time after I shift.
Av8tor No but I did the ECU reset right after and got the UPRev Tune shortly after. ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
No I haven't heard the noise from the throttle. I'd take it apart and inspect it. Just DON'T push on the butterfly valve with your fingers.
I got the plenum spacer for my 06 350z and notice a vibration now when I accelerate between 1-3.5 rpms. I did tighten pretty tight not sure if that can play a role. Though I really think it’s because my oem front strut bar is touching the engine block, noticed some power gains but the car is louder and is vibrating more. Tips?
Did you install it with the MREV2 and put spacers on the strut bar?
Hello, is it recommended to use new gaskets once cracking everything open or can you reuse the oem?
If you can get new gaskets it's a good idea.
I have an 06’ g35 coupe i was thinking about putting just a spacer on the upper plenum but im hearing that its better to just get an mrev 2 instead of just going with a spacer because its an 06’, any suggestions or info on whats best?
MREV2 with the 5/16 spacer and the iso thermal gasket set is the best way to go in my opinion.
AnthonyJ350, I am wanting to upgrade my plenum and manifold. I want to go with the Motordyne MREV 2 lower manifold, and rather than go with the Motordyne 5/16 spacer kit, purchase a Kinetix Racing KX-V-Z33 V+ Intake Plenum. Would love to hear your thoughts on this. I like the Kinetix upper plenum because I believe it will reduce heat sink far more than the 5/16 spacers, plus increase overall plenum aiflow volume. If I installed these two items correctly without a vacuum leak, would it throw an engine code?
Really good questions. You would need to do the ECU reset after installing your parts to make sure the car can learn the new air flow. But the car will really benefit from a tune ua-cam.com/video/eC1-hE3PBf0/v-deo.html
I get what you're saying with the V Plenum and I actually have a video testing that.
I think the most beneficial thing is have a free flowing exhaust and installing the Iso Thermal Upgrade from Motordyne, that will help keep your temps down. ua-cam.com/video/SXZq0NOgsbU/v-deo.html
I've been debating on whether or not to get a plenum spacer. It just seems like the engineers at Nissan designed the motor and the intake but it doesn't seem like a 5/16 spacer in the front part of the cylinder intake runner makes no difference. You do have to realize is dependent on the vacuum that is being sucked into the motor. How has that space or that you put on bin after having the car for a few years?
There's tons of dyno videos, pictures showing a plenum spacer and/ or MREV2 will make a good difference on these engines.
Dear Sir/Madam, did you install a 5/16 plenum or a 5/8 plenum and did it interfere with closing the engine cover. Greetings Vladimir
5/16 is the best for clearance
What is the correct direction of the OBX Throttle Body Spacer? Does the tapered edge side with grooves face the throttle body side or does it face the plenum side?
I believe you want the taper to start at the opening of the air coming in. Which ever way it looks the smoothest for air to travel.
so before i do the throttle body spacer, the rear PCV hose is touching the coolant bypass right now, does the spacer help clear it?
Not sure, I run the copper gasket that relocates where the coolant flows through.
Maybe you will see this, maybe you won’t. I already plan on getting a RevUp tune. Plan is to get Intake, 75mm throttle body, plenum spacer, exhaust before tune. Can I put the MREV 2 on before I get the tune? Or should I wait tell after? Might be a dumb question, but I’m new to this stuff.
Travis Anderson Go ahead and install all of your bolt ons and do the ecu reset to get you by ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
Afterwards get a dyno tune with UPRev as soon as you can.
What did you end up using to cap the throttle body’s metal lines for the hose?
Rubber end caps I found for some RCAs for aftermarket head units.
Nice install vid bro...i was wondering what throttle body spacer that was and where u got it from..a link would be great..thanks
xiongstaboi87 I'm just driving around right now, I'll look it up when I get back home and send you a link.
This is the same spacer in the video. rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?icep_id=114&ipn=icep&toolid=20004&campid=5337982243&mpre=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2FTHROTTLE-BODY-SPACER-for-2003-2006-NISSAN-350Z-%2F162142578555%3Fhash%3Ditem25c073677b%3Ag%3AR~IAAOSwHoFXuhAJ%26vxp%3Dmtr
thank you for the link
What Sensor is that on the top left of the upper plenum that’s attached to it?
I think it's a solenoid or valve for fuel vapour.
Is there any way to rev up a non rev up DE? Mine feels like it reaches their limit in 4K rpms . To be honest I’m not sure if is a rev up or not since some people say that the rev ups have the gauge limit in 3 or 4K, mine goes to 7k
There is no way to retrofit from what I know. If you're looking for more power, consider doing supporting mods and look into super chargers if you're looking for a lot more power.
The plenum spacer and a tune will do a lot for your engine.
AnthonyJ350 oh dang, do you think I might have a problem with a new exhaust if my car is not a rev up? I’m switching the test pipes y pipe and the exhaust
@@rrrrrafaell You'll be fine. You could run a setup like mine and it'll probably sound the same ua-cam.com/video/r-_vxSYY1co/v-deo.html
Can you explain why the MREV 2 lower plenum adds 15-20 hp on the Rev up DE motor, but on the Non rev up DE it only adds 4-6 hp?
It's the intake runner length. The REVup did a different setup compared to the DE for top end power. The MREV2 is a modified DE lower plenum for better air flow. Also the REVup has variable valve timing on intake and exhaust to take advantage of this. The revup will also only make the bigger gains if matched with the plenum spacer and use the iso thermal gaskets to prevent heat soak to help maintain power when the engine is hot.
Don’t know if you will see this because it’s 6 years later
I was just wondering if the m rev2 is worth it on a non rev-up engine.
Sort of, because it is machined and modified to help the 2 front cylinders. You can attempt to do those modifications yourself.
I was watching some guys video and he was saying you might loose power putting this one on the revup what so you think? how's it holding up?
Maybe if you install it incorrectly, this thing has been awesome, the midrange power is so much better in the car now.
It's weire how he said "might lose power". So they're saying sometimes there's a gain and other times there's a loss?
Do you think the 5/16 spacer or kintex racing V+ plenum is better?
I think they would perform very similar in terms of making power. I chose the 5/16th spacer for overall durability of the aluminium plus it looks stockish. To help combat heat soak the aluminium suffers from I use Motordyne's Iso Thermal kit ua-cam.com/video/SXZq0NOgsbU/v-deo.html
+AnthonyJ350 guessing the throttle body coolant bypass wont work with the NWP 75mm Big bore throttle body?
Tim Rose I would just do the bypass with the valve. The copper one I used is for the original diameter.
AnthonyJ350 yeah thats what I was thinking, thanks!!
So does basic plenum spacer benefit or it has to be ISO thermal or ISO copper?
Alex Eyman Basic plenum totally benefits. But for the effort I would do the Iso Thermal upgrade.
Do revups really see a gain from the spacer?
If you pair it with an MREV2 it's a substantial difference
would this work on a regular de motor, ive been having limp mode issues and i believe its the knocking sensor, while i was in there i thought i might as well replace this and get a little more even power, but didnt know if it would make my regular de motorrun even odder
Plenum spacer is definitely recommended for a regular DE. You'll want to do an ECU reset and take the car for a long drive on the highway after.
@@AnthonyJ350 I already did that. I bought the car about a week ago in limp mode and replaces the o2 sensors and got it to go off. But my knocking sensor is mis reading or something. I think it's a mixture of that and me not reseting the throttle body. After I do that today I hope I get rid of limp mode. It's very weird how it's working right now. Its usually fine for the first few miles full power... But randomly just drops to like half throttle
When you put back the upper plenum, are those rubber spacers needed if you don’t have a strut bar?
The ones that go inside the plenum?
The ones at 15:50
@@moisescristobal9740 yup you'll need those
Maybe I misunderstood you but I have a 2006 350z vq35de Revup. Can I do just the spacer or do I have to do both? Or is both just better increases? Thank you for the awesome vids
With the Revup you gotta do both or no point. Glad you're liking the videos!
AnthonyJ350 good to know I went ahead and got the mrev 2 and the z1 plenum
UNGODLY GAMING Awesome!
Hey I know this is off topic of the plenum spacer, but does your 350's exterior door handle have any bubbles? Mine has some bubbles and I'm considering painting it but I'm not sure how I should do it or should I just buy replacements.
Jay mine does as well!
Have you done anything about it?
No mine doesn't. I'll make a video for basic car care featuring the 350Z and spots to focus on. Maybe consider getting it wet sanded first then getting something applied like X-Kote's paint renewal system.
AnthonyJ350 Yeah, I was thinking of wet sanding it but I'm not sure how far I should go and should i just get to the point where I take off the paint thats bubbled? Essentially peeling all the bubbling part off?
thank you! I am currently installing the iso thermal on my m35. I've heard the copper throttle body can actually reduce gains if you live in a warm state (cali)? Should I install it but have the coolant go to the manifold instead... my kit didn't come with a control valve.
The assumption could be made just on theory, without any verified testing. I don't see an issue with the copper gasket. It's honestly whatever you're comfortable with. For California with the bypass valve should be fine.
@@AnthonyJ350 ok thxs. don't have the right tools rn to take off the throttle body from the plenum lol. did the throttle spacer help at all?
@@krashkrash119 I'm not sure because I put on the throttle spacer at the same time. I have met a few people that really believe having one that is machined to help the air swirl is beneficial. I figure it will also help as a heat sink and technically helps add volume in the plenum. Honestly it just makes me feel good that it's there lol.
@@AnthonyJ350 ahh i feel. I finished installing the plenum but my car starts really rough and almost about to stall and shakes a lot. doesn't sound too happy either. tried the reset procedures too... you know of any solutions? I think it's the throttle body since I cleaned that but I'm not sure.
@@krashkrash119 Any check engine lights? All the vacuum lines are hooked back up?
Hey Anthony what's the torque wrench you are using?
It's an old Craftsman, back when Sears still used to be around
Can I put the mrev2 on my de or is only for the revup?
You can put an MREV2 on a regular DE. REVups just see more of an increase in power. You definitely want to add the spacer as well.
Can I do this on my 2006 350z touring vq35de engine I have 163k miles and wondering if this would cause more engine oil 2 burn how was your experience with this mod did it run better lmk if this would be a good idea I guess my engine burns more oil the this hr I just brought the z 2 weeks ago and getting familiar with the different engines Ant lmk thanks bro..
This mod with the MREV2 is preferable on a REVUP. Also look at my oil viscosity video ua-cam.com/video/5Nmxi0du8-Q/v-deo.htmlsi=_Yzp1Ge7fnmr5Mu7
I just installed today and did idle relearn and I’m having a tough idle and I’m confused on what’s going on
You might have a vacuum leak
I ordered the ISO kit, can I skip the valve installation?
Just have it run through the throttle body normally? Ya you can do that.
But now you have no gasket between the plenum spacer and the upper plenum. Wouldn't it have been better to re-use the old gasket by putting it on top of the spacer?
Nvm. I see now.
I was just following the instructions. Motordyne designed it.
Woudl this benefit a non rev up?
They're suppose to a little bit according to Motordyne.
Hey I heard the mrev2 is basically the nonrevup lower plenum, it’s literally 100$ compare to 700$. Whats ur thoughts on this?
It is, but they seem to modify some key areas to maximize air flow. Think of it similar to porting cylinder heads. If you're on a budget go for a used lower plenum. If you want max performance get the MREV2, you won't be disappointed.
AnthonyJ350 yeah I’m on a budget and was thinking of getting lower plenum from a non-revup so I can buy nwp throttle body and z1 plenum spacer for the price of one mrev 2😊 I think it should show a good gain still even without the full mrev2 I’d probably be losing about 5-8hp without it? What do u think the difference is with mrev 2 and one lower plenum
@@chefkcooks2978 biggest difference is how they smooth it out and modify it for airflow. If you look at "porting heads" you can see some substantial gains from doing it after with the same hardware. Also look into the ISO thermal gaskets for the plenum.
AnthonyJ350 perfect thank you! With the oem do u think I’ll still see a difference in midrange?
@@chefkcooks2978 the runners are a different length so you should feel something. You'll have to do an ECU reset (I have a video) but preferably do a tune after all your bolt-ons.
Throttle body spacer is safe and effective on increasing power?
Mixed reviews. I put them on, they just make me happy
I picked up a stock non rev up lower plenum from the junkers for $15. Could I be a cheapskate and use it with the 5/16 spacer I have to net positive gains? Maybe my high rpm hp won’t be as good as mrev2?
I have a 06 G35 rev up
It's definitely worth a try. I would take the time to grind smooth any imperfections. Motordyne did take the time to strategically grind down key areas. That's what helps make the MREV2 effective. But changing the runner length and adding the spacer should help you gain in the mid range.
@@AnthonyJ350 Thanks 👍. I will be swapping it in this weekend! Probably while watching this again 👌
@@DeOliveira20 Nice! Let us know how it goes. Don't forget to do the ecu reset.
The instructions didn't say star pattern for the perimeter hardware?
Ricardo Rodriguez Ktms in the owners service manual, and yes... it does.
It's there, confirm with a service manual.
The link doesn’t send to the mrev 2 fix it or take it off
Onell Hernandez I can update if you ask nicer instead of barking orders...
Did you have to use strut bar spacers? Is so how many on each?
GuysCanCook2 Yes I did. The kit comes with 4.
AnthonyJ350 mine came with a total of 0. Hahaha I used washers but got the same result.
Joker13 That's weird. Did you try contacting Motordyne?
no, im on day 2 and its not shacking like it was after the initial install so im ok with it.
So no need to bleed the coolant system after unplugging the coolant lines? I want to add the valve on mine but no body ever says if it has to be bled after 🤦🏻♂️
You should have to with that little, but it won't hurt to bleed it. I would install this part first ua-cam.com/video/A0TmDY5yq5k/v-deo.html
AnthonyJ350 should have to....? You mean shouldn’t 🤷🏻♂️ and i dont need that metal part. Mine is intact. If it ever breaks i will get the z1 one!
@@bfrankz3332 Yes, you don't have to. Only if a lot comes out.
AnthonyJ350 someone said to clamp both ends with a vice grip and that will help air in And leakage. Think thats a good idea?
@@bfrankz3332 Yup as long as it's not too tight. You want to avoid damaging the lines.
Do you NEED to use a torque wrench for this?
Yes, if you wanna do it right!
Highly recommended you do to seal the engine properly.
How did you paint the plenum or with what?
Just an engine enamel. We find VHT paint works really well.
@@AnthonyJ350 Was it wrinkle, or flat? Did you sand it prior to painting, or do I just spray it onto the stock plenum? Thanks!
@@alep_sn9550 Flat, gave it a little scuff and cleaned it before spraying.
do you need to run a throttle body spacer or can you just put the MREV2 and the plenum spacer and just keep a stock throttle body?
Throttle body spacer is totally optional. You can do the Mrev2 and just the plenum spacer. I highly recommend the iso thermal gasket set though to reduce heat soak.
AnthonyJ350 was there a check engine light that came after so you gotta do the ecu reset?
@@BrawlFreak786 Ya you'll want to do the reset right after the install ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
@@BrawlFreak786 And remember the ECU reset is kind of a bandaid, you'll want to get an UPRev tune after all your bolton upgrades.
AnthonyJ350 thanks!
Bought the mrev2 from FRSport.com, didnt come with any gaskets or bolts. I called them and they called motordyne and they said that you use oem bolts and gaskets. I installed my mrev2 but the bolts on the center of the upper plenum were not long enough so i went ahead and got 3 longer bolts. Im still having a vacuum leak so i bought new gaskets. Hopefully this fixes the issue but i was just wondering, did yours come with new bolts and gasket? Please let me know asap so I could contact Motordyne, thanks.
Edrix G35 I think I reused the metal gasket and the spacer has gasket material built into it. The kit also came with longer hardware.
AnthonyJ350 were the longer boltf from when you bought the spacer or the plenum? Im having vacuum leaks after i installed it, even after i installed the new gaskets. I bought the spacer used so idk if the longer bolts came with the plenum or spacer.
Edrix G35 Came with longer bolts and the plastic washers. I show it in the video I thought. I would also contact motordyne. I believe they sell hardware kits.
AnthonyJ350 did u use the oem 10 mm bolts tht go around the upper plenum?
Edrix G35 I believe stock for the outside. At 15:37 of the video you see me use the new bolts and spacers.
Is this a revup or de?
This is a VQ35DE Revup shown.
Hey
For some reason when I installed my z1 spacer my hood didn't close properly without the strut bar orbwith it. Any ideas why?? All the tools were removed and when I close the hood it bulges out. Any ideas why
I have a g35 engine in a 03 350z,ik it's the same but would it have to do something about the engine height and how it sits
What thickness spacer did you install?
I don’t know if you still responds to these but, how does that torque spec thing work? I’m only confused on that💀
Do you have a torque wrench that does inch pounds?
@@AnthonyJ350 I bought one today
@@dionlewis5630 Nice, it'll help you do the install properly.
What happens if you torque everything to 100 inch lb even the 6 middle will it crack the plenum?
You do run the risk. I haven't tried it. But there must be a reason why the manufacturer made a difference in torque specifications.
@@AnthonyJ350 Cause I heard a crunching sound on two bolts, but it didn't cause the bolt to loosen up or anything super tight and the only thing I can think of is the 6 plastic spacer in the middle might be bent maybe.
@@braesbal9236 If crunching the spacer might be cracked. You'll want to order new ones and take it apart and inspect. If you want to be on the safe side
@@AnthonyJ350 Oh I will look into that soon.
@@braesbal9236 Are you driving it around like that?
What brand is the torque wrench?
Umm Yeah Craftsman. It's ok. Get a SnapOn if you want a better one.
AnthonyJ350 thanks :)
14:00
Yes
Guess it’s just that blox plenum brand doesn’t bolt on ima have to try the z1 or kinetix
Or Motordyne
Has anyone done this with the non rev/up?
...that’s what this video is all about. Lol. MREV 2 and 5/16 spacer. The copper throttle body spacer is only meant if you live in a place where it gets cold for long periods of time. I.E Midwest, and northern states. Here in Texas, it gets cold in winter, but, not long enough to warrant the copper spacer. While your engine is apart... great time to paint your plenum, paint your throttle body if you want, spark plug change, add a catch can, do an oil change (highly recommend a Z1 magnetic drain plug), etc...
I'm sure people have with decent gains, because you can tell they modify it a little over stock.
Is this manifold only for revup engines ?
You can use it on any DE. Plenum spacer is recommended
AnthonyJ350 can I use it with a 1/2” plenum spacer?
@@cameroncarter9694 You can but your stock shock tower brace probably won't fit after.
AnthonyJ350 I don’t mind so ima just run 5/8 if that’s bigger than 1/2
@@cameroncarter9694 Make sure when you're done all your bolt on mods you get the vehicle tuned after.
Can it be installed with 5/8 spacer
Do you have a part number or who makes it?
@@AnthonyJ350 can it be used with a Z1 spacer for a DE?
@@smith3182 Should be able to
What's my best option owning an 05, need help !!!!!!! Please lol
Elaes Santos What do you want to accomplish?
You can add those same parts to the non revup engine also. The mrev and plenum spacer helps the engine breath better. You can also do hr headers on the DE but you will need hr testpipes. HR headers are much better than the DE
Whats better a 5/16 metal spacer or hard plastic one?...is there really a difference
They're probably isn't a big difference, maybe price. I would just get the Motordyne version. Also look into the ISO thermal kit which makes a huge difference once the engine is hot.
@@AnthonyJ350 well isnt the iso thermal for weather condition?..i have the mrev2. ...just havent installed it yet cause i dont have the motirdyne 5/16 yet...thats why i was asking which one is better overall my vq friend?
@@socalecos550 The iso thermal for the lower plenum helps isolate heat transfer from the engine to the intake plenum. In theory helping keep the intake air cooler.
@@AnthonyJ350 oh ok so if though i live where weather is not bad at all...its best to get the iso thermal one?...not the copper one right?
I'd still run the copper one so you don't have to mess around with the bypass valve. This is the kit I run with the MREV2 motordyneengineering.com/product/350z-516-copper-iso-thermal-plenum-spacer/
Hey man do you happen to still have the instructions to install because I bought the mrev 2 used and it didn’t come with anything
And do you also need that copper gasket because I didn’t get one in the used one I bought
@@antofrancisco9435 I would try emailing Motordyne and see if they can email the instructions to you.
How much hp gain?
arturo 900 You gain quite a bit of midrange power that you can feel. Peak hp won't change much. Make sure to do the ecu reset after ua-cam.com/video/5tQm28K32SQ/v-deo.html
AnthonyJ350 if you don’t do the ecu reset what will happen?? Just want to see that’s y my car is acting up
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i know that you are careful in your research and i was curious as to why you chose this route above others on the market.kinetics. etc?
sam hunt Fit and finish I think is better with the Motordyne plus they're the original. I did a heat test comparing the two ua-cam.com/video/SXZq0NOgsbU/v-deo.html
Thank you.
sam hunt No problem
Damn, that's a lot of burnt oil in the plenum #oilcatchcansFTW
Zeronorhero Ya I have one from Saiko. I plan to powder coat the other top I took off eventually so it'll be interesting to see how it looks in a year or so.
cant you just port a standard DE lower manifold?
You could but you would be experimenting, Motordyne has it down to a science.
You had the mrev2 on but then you put the de on why
Yup it's a VQ35DE REVUP, they have a different lower plenum than a regular DE.
I know u but u don't know me.. that sound u hear... thatt's me. Creepy ?
Thanks for the feedback!
This video is for DNALI lol he messed up while installing the spacer
MrRangerZr1 What did he do different?
Nah he just learning lol
WHATS UP EVERYBODY IT S YA BOY DNALI A K A D O N S Q U A L I, thats guys a joke lmao
ECU reset...that sounds fun..not
I have a video on it that simplifies the procedure for people.
eww, engine sounds gross when it shuts off 21:52
Ya it's something to do with the clutch. If I push the clutch pedal in when I shut it down it doesn't make that noise.
AnthonyJ350 ahhh that would likely be the pilot/throw out bearing
ok stop.he was using a ratchet that had a fast spinner on the top..and he's using his other fingers to spin the socket faster...duh.im done
Yup because I can manipulate it better that way. Keyboard heroes will find anything to complain about these days
Fake Mrev2
Why is it fake? I purchased it from Motordyne and it came in a Motordyne box.
OMG u talk way to much
Gabriel Nielsen You don't have to watch it. But a lot of VQ owners like the videos because of the tips.
10-4 over and out :)
# MEGALOMANIAC If you don't like my content so much why did you watch and comment on 3 other videos?
# MEGALOMANIAC I'm not the one making random insults to be a bully here.
# MEGALOMANIAC Annnnd I'm the douchebag.... I don't even know why you're hostile for no reason.
Dear Sir/Madam, did you install a 5/16 plenum or a 5/8 plenum and did it interfere with closing the engine cover. Greetings Vladimir
5/16 spacer is the best for hood clearance