Plenum help needed
09-13-2005, 11:52 PM
#12
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RE: Plenum help needed
ORIGINAL: 04BlueGT
Hmm. Thanks for the input. Due to current circumstances (I'm married w/kids) I can't spend my paycheck on the car. Plus, my wife is a full-time college student (unemployed). $300 is still more than $215. I can use that $85 towards something else. Besides, I doubt the plenum will 'break' on me. I worry more about the TB.
Anyway, I still have some exhaust to replace before I get the TB/plenum.
Besides ebay, anyone know where to get a Steeda timing adjuster on the cheap?
Thanks for all the info, guys.
Hmm. Thanks for the input. Due to current circumstances (I'm married w/kids) I can't spend my paycheck on the car. Plus, my wife is a full-time college student (unemployed). $300 is still more than $215. I can use that $85 towards something else. Besides, I doubt the plenum will 'break' on me. I worry more about the TB.
Anyway, I still have some exhaust to replace before I get the TB/plenum.
Besides ebay, anyone know where to get a Steeda timing adjuster on the cheap?
Thanks for all the info, guys.
Just kidding
– I can relate 100%, as I’m married with 4 crumb catchers myself. Modding is a slow process that only comes after thriftiness and saving. Anyway, Jewjenk or 04BlueGT - please post your results or PM me. If there are not HUGE performances differences, $215 is a lot more acceptable than $300+…
09-15-2005, 07:37 PM
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RE: Plenum help needed
Got it today, installed both pieces today. Car seems to rum O'K, a little smoother, have not driven yet to test acceleration.
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09-16-2005, 08:17 AM
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RE: Plenum help needed
Absolutely. When you do, take the time and remove the screen from the MAF. It does nothing but restrict airflow. If you're comfortable with the car, you should be able to to it in an hour. Even if you're not comfortable, 1.5 hours.
09-16-2005, 08:21 AM
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RE: Plenum help needed
ORIGINAL: Acer2428
I got my NAME BRAND t/b and plenum for less than that! Just takes TIME!
Trickflow: $130
Mac t/b: $50
SHAZAM!
I got my NAME BRAND t/b and plenum for less than that! Just takes TIME!
Trickflow: $130
Mac t/b: $50
SHAZAM!
Jewjenk, what did you think of the quality of the parts? Was the fit and finish what you expected? Are the parts cast or CNC?
Thanks
09-16-2005, 08:22 AM
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RE: Plenum help needed
ORIGINAL: Jewjenk
Got it today, installed both pieces today. Car seems to rum O'K, a little smoother, have not driven yet to test acceleration.
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Got it today, installed both pieces today. Car seems to rum O'K, a little smoother, have not driven yet to test acceleration.
[IMG]local://upfiles/22033/A69EE7D7A4DD489CACC40F7BB1D6B479.jpg[/IMG]
09-16-2005, 09:22 AM
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RE: Plenum help needed
well im glad it fit right.. theres been alot of complaints about hole fitment and alignment from that brand.. but if it fit good then thats a big plus because thats what i was looking to get..