Can anyone identify this plenum?

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Dukesie79

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This plenum came in a box with a bunch of other stuff when I bought my GN. The TB bore diameter is ~64mm. I think the previous owner said he bought it on eBay but didn't use it because the throttle cable didn't travel properly when installed. I think maybe it was binding because the car has a plenum spacer on it now.
Any advice is always appreciated. I'm running a stock throttle body and plenum for now. I'm trying to decide whether to use the sheet metal upper without the spacer or the stock plenum with a power plate and no spacer.
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Thanks. Don't have new TB funds for now so what would be best for my setup? Stock plenum and TB with power plate? Mease and stock TB without PP? Mease and stock TB with PP?
 
Its a mease, I dont think you"ll need a spacer with this plenum
Right. I'm ditching the tall spacer that's on the car now either way I go. If I stick with the stock plenum, I'm going to buy the RJC power plate. Are you saying I don't need the power plate with the Mease? I think I read that while I was researching the Mease plenum, but I just want to make sure before I go buy something I don't need.
 
I would contact RJC & explain what you have. I would think that small divider plate inside the plenum may perform the same function as the RJC power plates. There are several designs of RJC power plates that depend upon different plenum/intakes, etc.

Good luck
~JM~
 
Keith told me that his plenum already acts like a power plate, but I have no proof to back that up, yours looks different then the one I had with that baffle in there.
 
It looks a little similar to the one I have which was already on my engine when I bought it, but it's supposed to be a Mease unit also.

Claude. ;)
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Well I guess since I already have the Mease, I'll try it without the spacer or power plate and see how it goes. I'm not looking for a full-on drag car, but just something fun on the street and quick at the occasional track day. I just hope there is an improvement over the stock setup. Thanks for all the advice guys!
 
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