Plenum Spacer
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Vehicle: 1991 Impulse RS
pro- you get to work on your car
con- you just spent $130 for nothing
don't waste your money.
edit- here's another thread talking about them, next time try the function. https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/f...-body-spacers/
con- you just spent $130 for nothing
don't waste your money.
edit- here's another thread talking about them, next time try the function. https://www.hyundaiaftermarket.org/f...-body-spacers/
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Buy some aluminum plate, 2 gaskets, a harbor freight transfer punch set, and a good drill index.
Then you get usefull tools and skills, as well as the spacer you want.
Then you get usefull tools and skills, as well as the spacer you want.
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It's also an easy way to adapt another tbody onto a Beta intake manifold, just add in a set of countersinks and use countersunk allen heads instead of studs to hold the adapter on...
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There is no reason to buy a spacer for your throttle body. At least that's what that looks like. I bought an IM spacer a couple years back. That did it for me. I used to take my cr out for a quick drive come back and the manifold was really warm to touch. Almost hot. With that spacer installed it was cooler and car drove smoother. Not much of a power gain, never dynoed it, but car felt better after long drives. There was a guy custom making them and selling them for cheep $20-$30. Try looking it up.