Subject	I thought the idea of using an intake plenum spacer is to
Posted by	PiotrC70 on December 07, 2011 at 3:19 PM
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In Reply To	Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. posted by TheDuck on December 07, 2011 at 03:11 PM
Message	reduce heat. Why aluminum instead of a poly-spacer with less thickness? Also, wouldn't you need to modify the coil packs as you did to get them to seat all the way? btw, I haven't been up to date on everything you've done so forgive my ignorance if I've missed something. 1993 TT. R.I.P. 09.15.2010
Follow Ups	Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 15:11:10 12/07/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 15:13:52 12/07/11 I thought the idea of using an intake plenum spacer is to - PiotrC70 15:19:04 12/07/11 Re: I thought the idea of using an intake plenum spacer is to - TheDuck 15:23:11 12/07/11 That would definately impact any intake design negatively - FuerGrissa 21:09:22 12/07/11 You've put so much work into all of this, why not - FuerGrissa 21:14:22 12/07/11 Do you have any data to back up your theroy? - TheDuck 06:45:51 12/08/11 lol. The burden of proof lies with you, not him. (n/m) - ZiNnYc 07:51:40 12/08/11 lies (n/m) - ni[X]it 18:41:32 12/09/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - JMartz 07:18:51 12/08/11 wish someone would make an upgraded plenum - Jason300zxTT 10:03:28 12/08/11 I believe Ash is working on one. (n/m) - Wright (Ca) 11:03:53 12/08/11 Re: Gaging interest, alumnium riser plate. - TheDuck 10:51:22 12/08/11 pictures are worth a thousand slashes - ni[X]it 16:04:25 12/08/11 Sigh!! - TheDuck 19:42:53 12/08/11 Dont sweat it. - The Hawk 09:24:37 12/09/11 bye now. (n/m) - ni[X]it 18:41:52 12/09/11 Ill buy all 10 (n/m) - Z-king (Louisiana) 19:25:04 12/09/11 Indeed. - Bernie (NoVA) 19:18:41 12/11/11
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