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see below.. looking to swap my modified rb25 front-facing plenum for standard plenum.

Some don't think front facing plenum is a great idea due to flow to rear cylinders, some think its fine. Up to you, or discussion with tuner as to whether you should do it.

Cheap way to give it a try anyhow, gets the piping off your engine and allows much easier access to plugs, etc at any time.

Main reason i want to swap, is that I've already got 'cross over' piping, and need a standard facing plenum

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=97862

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have updated pix it in the original thread.. let me know if interested. Not sure whether you'd do it for looks :O

http://www.skylinesaustralia.com/forums/in...showtopic=97862

It's a straight swap, but to be honest I am not sure whether it would offer any major benefits for you ben.. unless you just didn't want to reroute over the engine. This is what the final result can look like.

plenum4.jpg

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