Motordyne m370 intake manifold???

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01-04-2014, 04:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Turbotwiggs

I did a A$$ton of research on whether to pull the trigger on the M370 or wait to get an exhaust and found someone saying the gains from it are close to the same as a catback.... How true that is, I dont know. But Im gonna find out I guess! I ordered mine this past weekend and am installing a Stillen Gen 3 CAI at the same time so this should be fun.

Can't wait to hear your results; I'm also trying to see if I should buy the m370 or not.

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01-04-2014, 10:28 PM

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don't be so fixed on that 320 number as a dyno is just something to measure how much you make from stock till you are done with your bolt-ons..since every dyno is different you might not make that 320...

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06-07-2014, 05:07 AM

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well any dyno result from m370 on here? what was the whp result? Also how does the fitment of the engine cover back on with GTspec strut bar? I have a 2011 IPL and would like to put my cover back on if I purchase this product.

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06-08-2014, 07:43 AM

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If anyone is looking at getting a m370 intake manifold i have one to let go for cheap. Its brand new cause i never got a chance to install it on my ride. Made a mistake thinking it would fit a VQ25HR engine. If anyone is really interested you can email me at ash_raff88@hotmail.com.