Kinetix IM for FWD VQs
Guest
Posts: n/a
the only difference between a stock 287hp lower part of the plenum and the mrev 2 is that the mrev 2 is a "Standard lower collector with modified Intake Runners for reduced pressure drop "
"If you already have a spacer, all you need to do is modify the lower collector and it will make more torque and more horse power! In addition to area under the curve, it will kick up the peak HP by about 4-5 HP."
modify the lower collector in which way?
"If you already have a spacer, all you need to do is modify the lower collector and it will make more torque and more horse power! In addition to area under the curve, it will kick up the peak HP by about 4-5 HP."
modify the lower collector in which way?
Originally Posted by maxS
the only difference between a stock 287hp lower part of the plenum and the mrev 2 is that the mrev 2 is a "Standard lower collector with modified Intake Runners for reduced pressure drop "
"If you already have a spacer, all you need to do is modify the lower collector and it will make more torque and more horse power! In addition to area under the curve, it will kick up the peak HP by about 4-5 HP."
modify the lower collector in which way?
"If you already have a spacer, all you need to do is modify the lower collector and it will make more torque and more horse power! In addition to area under the curve, it will kick up the peak HP by about 4-5 HP."
modify the lower collector in which way?
Actually they are milling the front runners down like in the MREV+ and now they are doing additional milling which gives additional HP in the MREV++ or as it is now called the MREV-2.
Jime, when you get your MREV++, take some pics of it for us.
I'd like to see the additional machining.
I'd like to see the additional machining.
Originally Posted by Jime
Go and read the 350Z threads it will tell you all you need to know. You modify it by sending it to Motordyne paying them money and getting back a modified lower collector like I did.
Actually they are milling the front runners down like in the MREV+ and now they are doing additional milling which gives additional HP in the MREV++ or as it is now called the MREV-2.
Actually they are milling the front runners down like in the MREV+ and now they are doing additional milling which gives additional HP in the MREV++ or as it is now called the MREV-2.
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Jime, when you get your MREV++, take some pics of it for us.
I'd like to see the additional machining.
I'd like to see the additional machining.
Here are the pics of my upper 350Z plenum with the TB flange welded to plenum with elbow removed.
I have some dremeling to do but basically he did a pretty good job, won't take much to smooth it out on the inside.



I have some dremeling to do but basically he did a pretty good job, won't take much to smooth it out on the inside.



MREV 2 pics. Brand new lower was returned with 5/16" spacer and latest MREV.
It appears some additional machining was done on the inside of all 6 runners plus what you can see here.
Its also brand new vs the old one I sent them.
Fairly substantial weight difference too. Upper and lower 350Z = 19 lbs vs 13 lbs for the Maxima.


It appears some additional machining was done on the inside of all 6 runners plus what you can see here.
Its also brand new vs the old one I sent them.
Fairly substantial weight difference too. Upper and lower 350Z = 19 lbs vs 13 lbs for the Maxima.


Originally Posted by maxS
not really.

Jime thanks! I wonder what those 6 little grind spots are on each runner? I see the usual MREV+ machining but where is the additional machining on each runner? Visible on the underside of the manifold?
Originally Posted by Jeff92se
Jime thanks! I wonder what those 6 little grind spots are on each runner? I see the usual MREV+ machining but where is the additional machining on each runner? Visible on the underside of the manifold?
Originally Posted by vsamoylov
you get it installed yet? also you have the 5/16th spacer. any pics of that?
The hardest part was the throttle cable, but once I figured that out it was very simple to do. I will snap a pic of that too. I started to polish the upper plenum but couldn't wait to install so it will have to wait for winter. Its shiny but rough.


In addition, for those that were wondering about the gains on the IM in this link:
http://chicagoz.com/v-web/bulletin/b...r=asc&start=45
If you read at the bottom where I posted, they are saying this will only beneficial to cars trying to push 500 or more whp. So I guess I will be moving towards the 350z IM.
http://chicagoz.com/v-web/bulletin/b...r=asc&start=45
If you read at the bottom where I posted, they are saying this will only beneficial to cars trying to push 500 or more whp. So I guess I will be moving towards the 350z IM.
Jime, i see that your running the breather filter on the front valve cover....you haven't had any problems with it? Most people say it messes up your car...rough idle, misfiring, etc...just wondering
how much did you get it for btw?
how much did you get it for btw?
Originally Posted by steven88
Jime, i see that your running the breather filter on the front valve cover....you haven't had any problems with it? Most people say it messes up your car...rough idle, misfiring, etc...just wondering
how much did you get it for btw?
how much did you get it for btw?
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post
thatcollegestudent
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
18
Oct 5, 2015 02:29 PM
FanaticMadMax
5th Generation Maxima (2000-2003)
7
Aug 10, 2015 08:55 PM
Dave B
General Maxima Discussion
27
Mar 30, 2001 07:08 AM
Frank Fontaine
General Maxima Discussion
1
Dec 13, 2000 03:21 PM




Not bad, not bad at all. Nice tig welding. A little clean up a little polishing and it will look stock
