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Old 05-15-03, 12:33 AM
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can any on you guys show me some pics of your piping for the fmic i need some ideas, also if there is anyway i can get the piping installed without cutting or fabricating
i was thinking of making the picp go all the way under the radiator but im not sure if itll clear
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I like the theory about not cutting anything, but that just won't work. Are cars weren't meant for a fmic so you will need to cut a little bit.
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It dosn't look like IceMark cut anything.. ? And his isntall looks really nice and clean!
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His looks like the greddy kit :P
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Originally posted by Rx7Nub
It dosn't look like IceMark cut anything.. ? And his isntall looks really nice and clean!
But he did on both sides where the piping comes through. On the passenger side its not too much, and the drivers side you can't see the hole.
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super fun for changing the oil filter
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You know I was wondering.. there's room right between the radiator and the chassis, what if you took pipe and did one of these..

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No, there is a hole cut on each side and the bumper supports are slightly modded.



and that isn't my car, I never took pictures when I did mine, but that is another 88 vert and I actually used his pictures for cutting and laying out mine when I put mine in.

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Originally posted by bingoboy


super fun for changing the oil filter
Actaully pretty easy from the back, but it helps that I have a SST oil filter wrench for the Mazda filters
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Thats actually a really nice job on the FMIC. Nice and clean and no major "Hackjob" work
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how the hell do u change the plugs now?
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I see one problem with the squished pipe that was meantioned above. How do you plan on sticking the unflattened section through your hole.
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Originally posted by Cheers!
how the hell do u change the plugs now?
two screws on the clamps and a screw on the cross brace and the driver's side ICpipe lifts up out of the way to get to the plugs on mine.

I guess I gotta take some pictures of mine now since I got a new digital camera for xmas
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Originally posted by bingoboy



super fun for changing the oil filter
Or spark plugs
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Icemark, are you running that ic and piping with stock turbo?
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Its the Greddy FMIC made for the FC with the stock turbo (there is one with larger/differnet piping for an aftermarket turbo), so most likley so.

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Originally posted by GT-X FC3S
Icemark, are you running that ic and piping with stock turbo?
Yeah, stock turbo... it's their kit for the S5 slightly modded.

but my project this summer after I finish this book I am doing is to rip it all out and go with water/air intercooler. I'll put it up for sale then.
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Yeah, stock turbo... it's their kit for the S5 slightly modded.

but my project this summer after I finish this book I am doing is to rip it all out and go with water/air intercooler. I'll put it up for sale then.
and I'll be waiting patiently for that day
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Originally posted by cbrock
I see one problem with the squished pipe that was meantioned above. How do you plan on sticking the unflattened section through your hole.
You unbolt the radiator when you install it and just move it out of the way a little bit. Much easier than changing your entire car.

Can even put some insulation inbetween the piping and the radiator.

So who else thinks this might work?
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more grave digging, yay!
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wow this is old, good to see pics of the full IC, makes me relaize just how much that S4 bumper covers
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sorry to recall this thread, but im using the same kit, and where did you put your leading coil? i cant find a good spot :/




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