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Will I Get Some Extra Power From A Greddy Intake Plenum For An R32 Gtr?

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Hi i am about to take out the standard plenum to update some old heater hoses under it. In doing so I thought it might be a good idea in replacing it. Will going to a greddy plenum improve my engine at all?

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Lol..Yes I have 310 rwkw but will be a lot more later.. as the car will also be getting a re-tune with some cam gears . Will it be worth getting the greddy plenum?

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do it and find out.. then when you realize you wasted all this money on something not needed you will regret buying a skyline and modifying it, then you will sell it to pursue a new career so you can afford such lavish purchases. Perhaps you will start in Administration where you will discover a website called google.. Google will amaze you through the use of its tool called a search function. Having discovered this search function you will find it on more and more places around the great world wide web.

This lust for discovery will inevitably lead you back to SAU where you will discover it too has a search function. This will then spark your memory to how it all began and will search for this exact question and discover this shit has been covered a million times before and rediscover this comment..

TL;DR? use the search function for your shit hole questions for the love of god

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Just googled tldr. The explanation was too long. Can someone dot point it for me?

Also what oil do you guys use?

How much power will I make on 10psi?

How do I remove the carbon cannister?

I'm getting bad economy, how do I fix it?

How much power will an intercooler give me?

Just installed an ebc and it's not working, any help?

Etc

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do it and find out.. then when you realize you wasted all this money on something not needed you will regret buying a skyline and modifying it, then you will sell it to pursue a new career so you can afford such lavish purchases. Perhaps you will start in Administration where you will discover a website called google.. Google will amaze you through the use of its tool called a search function. Having discovered this search function you will find it on more and more places around the great world wide web.

This lust for discovery will inevitably lead you back to SAU where you will discover it too has a search function. This will then spark your memory to how it all began and will search for this exact question and discover this shit has been covered a million times before and rediscover this comment..

TL;DR? use the search function for your shit hole questions for the love of god

Thanks for your kind and constructive advice Mr aggro.. I don't get that asking a question on a forum is so wrong.. lol I'm sorry that you know everything. . Like I've said in a different post products evolve different products get released just because it's been asked before doesn't mean there are not different thoughts on the matter. Please correct me if I'm wrong .. post a link here that shows a clear discussion on the matter that is current.. When you do I will apologie for inconveniencing any member here that read my question and was that bothered by it they proceeded to write an essay on why it was so disturbing to them ...
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do it and find out.. then when you realize you wasted all this money on something not needed you will regret buying a skyline and modifying it, then you will sell it to pursue a new career so you can afford such lavish purchases. Perhaps you will start in Administration where you will discover a website called google.. Google will amaze you through the use of its tool called a search function. Having discovered this search function you will find it on more and more places around the great world wide web.

This lust for discovery will inevitably lead you back to SAU where you will discover it too has a search function. This will then spark your memory to how it all began and will search for this exact question and discover this shit has been covered a million times before and rediscover this comment..

TL;DR? use the search function for your shit hole questions for the love of god

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If you are really after the constructive and thought out help of others, to make your life easier and not waste money, at least take the time to write your question and fill out as much info as possible.

Your initial post is as good as useless.

Specifying more power later is useless.

Not specifying a rough budget is not helpful.

Not specifying the cars use is not helpful.

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boobeedoobee Community Regular

boobeedoobee

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If you are really after the constructive and thought out help of others, to make your life easier and not waste money, at least take the time to write your question and fill out as much info as possible.

Your initial post is as good as useless.

Specifying more power later is useless.

Not specifying a rough budget is not helpful.

Not specifying the cars use is not helpful.

Etc.

Right.. so you would prefer I state everything it W's just a generic question if need be I can he specific but isn't that part of having a discussion? Isn't that the point of a forum. . ??

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if it's a general question then put it in the same thread as your other general questions and it will save everyone looking and thinking "oh not this guy again"

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Seriously. , by writing what I did I'm trying to help you.

It's up to you .

Look at the result of your previous threads and consider my advice along with others.

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