for goodness sake get a fmic.
08-12-05, 01:42 AM
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for goodness sake get a fmic.
under $450 shipped for the whole setup. you intake temps will thank you.
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08-12-05, 01:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Agent_D
thats one huge FMIC.
i was wondering, when your bumper gets chipped from road thing, gravel, small rocks, etc, what happens to that FMIC
i was wondering, when your bumper gets chipped from road thing, gravel, small rocks, etc, what happens to that FMIC
i plan to rock out .... if **** hits the fan then ill be sad. but **** happends and im sure it will over time. Ill still be glad i got rid of the top mount inter heater.
and at 175 shipped for a huge *** fmic i can actually come up with the money to buy another to replace it down the road.
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Originally Posted by Agent_D
thats one huge FMIC.
i was wondering, when your bumper gets chipped from road thing, gravel, small rocks, etc, what happens to that FMIC
i was wondering, when your bumper gets chipped from road thing, gravel, small rocks, etc, what happens to that FMIC
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Originally Posted by sleeperfc
i plan to rock out .... if **** hits the fan then ill be sad. but **** happends and im sure it will over time. Ill still be glad i got rid of the top mount inter heater.
and at 175 shipped for a huge *** fmic i can actually come up with the money to buy another to replace it down the road.
and at 175 shipped for a huge *** fmic i can actually come up with the money to buy another to replace it down the road.
i dont have to worry about that, OMGWTF N/A POWA!?!?!
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08-12-05, 02:29 AM
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Originally Posted by GUITARJUNKIE28
if you go with an intercooler like that, get an oil temp gauge and make sure you've got your underbelly tray installed!
Like a scoop that hangs down a few inches under the fmic, as wide as the fmic. run the "other end" of this scoop to the bottom of the oil cooler.
the air comming through the fmic will go to the oil cooler and to the rad. (no a/c), ther will be more non-heated air going to the oil cooler.
i dont currently have the under belly tray. i know that i need one... but with my ducting and vented hood, do i really need it?
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Originally Posted by staticguitar313
You could make your own belly tray out of aluminum if you so wished, i'd highly suggest you set up sealed ducting between the FMIC and Radiator the oil cooler can sit in between them alone
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I was just about to buy this intercooler...my question is.. is it too big for the stock HT18 runnin between 9-15lbs? i plan on switching to a larger snail down the road but using a stock rebuilt for now. I saw the smaller intercooler on ebay also would that be better? opinions appreciated...
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Originally Posted by Shadow Racer
I was just about to buy this intercooler...my question is.. is it too big for the stock HT18 runnin between 9-15lbs? i plan on switching to a larger snail down the road but using a stock rebuilt for now. I saw the smaller intercooler on ebay also would that be better? opinions appreciated...
dunno.. i got a t70.
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Originally Posted by SmogSUX
Does that piping kit have flared ends? So the piping doesn't blow off? I'm going to be running 17psi and I know if they aren't they WILL blow off..
they are not... and even if they were you will have to cut them to fit anyway... so you would cut the flare off. either take them somewhere or buy the tool. its 100 bucks from a site a buddy found. he plans to charge $20 to use it for a day. a few of us local people need it sooo it all works out.
i was thinking of making one with a old pair of vise grips... weld some V groove things to the end of the pliers and go to town... but he is getting that tool so ill use the right tool for he job.
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Originally Posted by breckboarder55
yeah i want a fmic but im afraid of over heating is it really worth it or is there another way to go
If you use a proper E-Fan and seal up around your radiator with foam, you wont overheat.. But, you also can't use a cheap, restrictive IC core.....
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Originally Posted by YearsOfDecay
If you keep the stock fan.. you won't overheat with an FMIC..
If you use a proper E-Fan and seal up around your radiator with foam, you wont overheat.. But, you also can't use a cheap, restrictive IC core.....
If you use a proper E-Fan and seal up around your radiator with foam, you wont overheat.. But, you also can't use a cheap, restrictive IC core.....
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