Motordyne Mrev2 review for 350z/ G35 or any Vq35de motor 

Dang that be a good comparison for all three, and thanks for watching. I also have the comparison of the stock upper intake to the kinetix upper intake.

​@latenightgarage7895 so the video u have when u painted underneath the plenum ... that motor is rev up so this could very well be the right comparison unless the stock plenum in this video was non revup

That's bc the mrev2 is the old vq35de lower plenums which the 03 already had, best thing would be a Kinetix upper intake and possibly a spacer. You should check out the holley high ram intake for the vq35de it looks crazy, kinda like a v8 intake set up but you have to actually use GM parts.

MREV2 manifolds are non rev up manifolds that have been ported/polished slightly. Definitely not worth the money, you can do this yourself by using a dremel tool with sanding sponges + sand paper.

Could, but at the time, I didn't wanna order or find one to do that to.

They changed the lower plenums in the 06 and 07.

I don't think it would at all, the reason being that the Rev-up has short runners and that's the reason for installing the Mrev2 which is the same intake as a non Rev-up but with a little but of polish work. If you have a non Rev-up motor I would not waste money on a Mrev2 plenum bc it won't make a difference, but a great parts to install is a Kinetix V+ upper intake, it adds alot of intake volume and removes the 6 bolts that can mess with the flow of air into the runners. Check out the video I have on the Kinetix V+ intake compared to the stock.

Yes you can, but it's actually the same as the non Rev Up plenum just a little bit shaved. They have longer runners than the Rev Up motor plenums, so if you were looking to improve some power get the Kinetix V+ upper intake plus the 75 mm TB if your looking for more power. OH and if you add headers it helps alot.