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Mine from a while back, in the process of changing a lot of things so should look a lot different soon ;)

Hey Paul where did you get the RB25 badge thingy from? I like it. You HPI article is what made me take the plunge and do my bay :)

It's Phil :) Hahaha glad i could help. The badge i actually put together myself by just getting all the letters and numbers seperately through Autobarn. Can't remember the supplier, they are like $2 per badge. Looks allright, fills up the area where the standard old looking RB25 sticker is.

In theory it is ment to improve response, problem is i did the plenum at the same time as my turbo so was very hard to tell. Having said that, every single dyno graph of mine from before the turbo and plenum upgrade shows the stock turbo was less reponsive than the current setup so i would say it would have to help. I mainly did it for the fact i hated the stock plenum setup, cluttered the whole engine bay and made working on the car a pain in the ass.

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