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toyotawild 02-22-2018 08:08 PM

02 Mdx intake velocity stacks question
 
I have read the 02 MDX longer velocity intake plenum stacks seem to be a mod that is sometimes added. Can I do this with my stock plenums or are they too long and I will lose airflow? I have polished my stock j32a2 upper manifold and wondered if this was a good mod.
Thanks

gnuts 02-23-2018 11:06 AM

yes pretty sure they bolt on. From what I remember they shift the power to give more torque down low. I think Brian6speed has done this. What mods do you have now? This would be one of the last things I would tackle as far as power mods.

toyotawild 02-23-2018 12:05 PM

I was purchasing a bunch of acura parts online for my timing belt change and valve adjustment, so I just ordered the stacks so I wont pay shipping again. Just want to make sure I'm not going backwards with the stacks.
My mods are on cl-s 6spd: UR crank pulley, pnp upper/lower intake manifolds, p2r intake mani spacer, 4 inch cai. Next mods will be manzo headers, cat delete, 72mm t-body. Any other recommendations?

gnuts 02-23-2018 12:30 PM

definitely do headers next. After that you're pretty much bolted. Do some weight reduction or swap in a J35A3 engine :)

brian6speed 02-24-2018 11:20 AM

I used to run mdx stacks before 3.7 IM, but I had P2R plenums. Not sure about running them with stock plenums, would need to dyno test to find out.

If you guys don't already know, P2R is selling big tube header now. It does not have bend to clear rear mount on 6 speed though. 6 speed would need to modify rear mount.

P2R is selling plenums again, but pricey. See if anyone still makes or sells plenum spacers.

I' recommend running lwfw over crank pulley.

Adam Kovach 02-24-2018 03:04 PM


Originally Posted by brian6speed (Post 16190985)
I used to run mdx stacks before 3.7 IM, but I had P2R plenums. Not sure about running them with stock plenums, would need to dyno test to find out.

If you guys don't already know, P2R is selling big tube header now. It does not have bend to clear rear mount on 6 speed though. 6 speed would need to modify rear mount.

P2R is selling plenums again, but pricey. See if anyone still makes or sells plenum spacers.

I' recommend running lwfw over crank pulley.


Brian,

The big tube headers will clear if you run the auto rear mount bracket and rear motor mount. Sean from P2R confirmed that and is selling those 2 pieces for $160.

toyotawild 02-24-2018 09:03 PM

Show me these headers.

brian6speed 02-25-2018 08:52 AM


Originally Posted by Adam Kovach (Post 16191109)
Brian,

The big tube headers will clear if you run the auto rear mount bracket and rear motor mount. Sean from P2R confirmed that and is selling those 2 pieces for $160.

Yea I know, just didn't waste my time typing it. :)

cls6life 02-26-2018 02:47 PM


Originally Posted by brian6speed (Post 16190985)
I used to run mdx stacks before 3.7 IM, but I had P2R plenums. Not sure about running them with stock plenums, would need to dyno test to find out.

If you guys don't already know, P2R is selling big tube header now. It does not have bend to clear rear mount on 6 speed though. 6 speed would need to modify rear mount.

P2R is selling plenums again, but pricey. See if anyone still makes or sells plenum spacers.

I' recommend running lwfw over crank pulley.

What is lwfw?? Thank you.

Jonathan Hill 04-01-2018 05:58 AM

Just did the mdx stacks
 
I have I/h/a oil exhaust work and plenum and throttle body spacers and I did stacks from the mdx today with the stock plenum and I noticed a power gain from a stop. Definitely does increase torque on stock plenums. P2r plenums next? Or the big tube headers r sick if they sell the auto mount and bracket too. Here's some pix even tho I forgot one of the mdx plenums themaelves. They stick out probly 2 inches where the cls just flares the runners.https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...d78aeed835.jpg

Cleaning and painting the top plate. Had to grind parts for hood clearence from using a oem mdx plenum spacer.
https://cimg9.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...794d704a0d.jpg

Removal and high heat paint on the top plate
https://cimg2.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...4c5f3b7e40.jpg

Our stock cls manifold funnels next to a spare mdx manifold i used for parts. (The mdx ones stick out a good 2 inches but not close to the end of the oem plenums.
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...d163f786ee.jpg

Finished product

A Bogey 04-01-2018 10:34 AM


Originally Posted by toyotawild (Post 16191207)
Show me these headers.

If you go to the thread supercharger build I posted a month or so ago I have all the pics of the headers!

InspireJ32A 10-02-2018 05:29 PM

Hey guys. I'm also running the P2R headers. They're not bad, but I had to modify them quite a bit to fit my car. Here are some pictures for those interested.
https://cimg3.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...7f50a9f604.jpg
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...d2bb568df6.jpg
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...4227609aa3.jpg
Recently I had the collector pipe modified, looks like this now:
https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...136e5312c2.jpg
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/acurazi...112333bbbd.jpg
As far as gains are concerned, I installed the P2R headers together with a 2.5 inch Fujitsubo exhaust, that helped me shave a good second from my car's time accelerating from 0 to the 112 mph speed limiter. The collector pipe mod gave me maybe another 0.3-0.5 second, but it feels like much more than that. The car flies now, after sorting the collector pipe. I'm not too impressed wiith the dyno number - my car recently put down 250 wheel (my mods include a 3-inch intake, 70 mm TB, J37A1 intake manifold, P2R headers with custom downpipe, Fujitsubo exhaust). I did dyno it on Russian gasoline, maybe that was the problem. It's not as good as what you guys get in the States for sure.

thoiboi 10-02-2018 06:29 PM

Maybe now you can fix that oil leak :bitelip:



InspireJ32A 10-02-2018 06:38 PM


Originally Posted by thoiboi (Post 16306639)
Maybe now you can fix that oil leak :bitelip:

That's residual oil left after my VTEC gasket let go. I replaced it, obviously. They don't live long for some reason. Maybe it's just my driving style (my engine spends more time in VTEC than it does idling). How do you say in America? Oh yeah, "I'm way ahead of you")


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