Using Spacer with PTE Plenum?

[V6UnderPressure]

Just a quick question, I know the PTE plenum was made to give even flow to the cylinders. I am assuming this test was done without a plenum spacer. My question is, will the spacer throw off the duty of the plenum to even the flow? Or should everything be fine and dandy?

Scott

 

[Quick6'n'-K.C.]

dont use the spacer-- use your money toward a RJC power plate for the pte upper-- 60.00
i did and im loving it

 

[V6UnderPressure]

Where can I get this power plate, is it calibrated to work with the pte plenum? And what exactly is it? So my spacer is useless. What I really want to know is will the spacer mess up the even airflow that the pte plenum creates. When PTE flow tested it, did they test it with or without a spacer?

Scott

 

[Quick6'n'-K.C.]

scott where have you been?? hiding under a rock ??

this spacer will equalize the air flow between all 6 cylinders down within 5% ifyou use the pte upper

http://www.rjcracing.com/RJC_Buick_Products/rjc_buick_products.html

its 60.00 + shipping- and i have had excellent results with my cars!!
lowers egts up to 80*
easy enough to put on without pulling off the throttle body off!

HTH
try the link and search for it
later
bryan

 

[V6UnderPressure]

Hiding under a rock? Nope, just throwin rocks through the neighbors windows Gotta get into some mischief while the car isnt runnin. Anyways, you have me sold on that power plate bro. I am convinced and it goes on as soon as i get it. It even shows the best results are with the precision!!! Thanks for the link buddy!

Scott

 

[Quick6'n'-K.C.]

cool-
by the way i bolted on a pte54 on my 87 limited today--
the car had a pte44 on it,... now at 20 psi she pulls like the 44 did at 24-25!!

thats what im lookin for
MORE POWWA!!

later
bryan