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OK guess I should try and clean out the garage, as it's starting to get hard to park the car in there...

Pure Innovations Plenum spacer - $100

This is a flat spacer (not angled) for maximum airflow but won't clear the factory strut brace without spacers. I believe I have all the spacers, will confirm tonight. Supplied with plenum gasket, but advisable to get a new one from Nissan for 100% air-tight fit. Good improvement in mid-range with this mod.

Trust Airinx-GT high flow panel filter - $50

Used for only 1 track day and a few hundred k's before boosting the car. I chose the Trust because (apparently) the filter material is the best flowing. Breathes much better than stock.

Apex'i Pod filter and heat shield - $60

If you're after a pod filter, this flows quite well and the heat-shield helps with the heak-soak.

Will post up some pics tonight or tomorrow, PM me if you're interested.

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very keen on the spacer...does it come with the spacers/washers for each bolt and extended bolts for the plenum?? If it's the complete kit and all that's required is a new gasket...then please pm me shipping cost to perth and banking details for funds xfer.

cheers

ps: can I still use the factory engine cover without fouling on the bonnet??

Kam-80 Enthusiast

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What size is the plenum spacer (how thick)?

10mm thick all round.

Interested in the Pod Filter, will you ship to Perth ?

Yep shipping to Perth is all good, around $10.

ps: can I still use the factory engine cover without fouling on the bonnet??

I'm not sure about the V35/G35 but I could still use the 350Z engine cover.

Plenum Spacer and Panel Filter on hold.

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Fcruz3r; pics below...hmm I appear to be missing 3 of the small bolts when compared to the stock picture. But I've counted on my plenum and it only takes 9 bolts.

6820_TrustFilter.jpg

6819_PlenumSpacerParts.jpg

You can compare the inventory with the stock photo from Pure Innovations;

Pure_plenum_spacer.jpg

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