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Old 03-22-10, 11:43 AM
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Greddy vs Godspeed FMIC
Looking for owners of this two FMIC kits:

Can they be installed without removing the plastic (heavy) bumper?

I need to get my project running, and the air-liquid idea went out the window (long freaking story)
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Stock bumpers? Good luck. You'll need a core that's around 6-8" tall (i ran outside and measured for you since i'm working on my **** anyway) in order to not have it poking out of the front bumper.

Nothing is an "easy" bolt in.

As far as godspeed vs greddy. The only difference from what i've seen is price and slight difference in piping fitment.
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you can fit the corksport FMIC kit underneath the stock bumper. you just have to remove some of the stuff back there
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Originally Posted by NoPistons!
Stock bumpers? Good luck. You'll need a core that's around 6-8" tall (i ran outside and measured for you since i'm working on my **** anyway) in order to not have it poking out of the front bumper.

Nothing is an "easy" bolt in.

As far as godspeed vs greddy. The only difference from what i've seen is price and slight difference in piping fitment.
Thanks for the info!

I actualy think that the greddy intercooler is too big; on any case, I don't want to remove the stock bumper, so...

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you can fit the corksport FMIC kit underneath the stock bumper. you just have to remove some of the stuff back there
Can't do the corksport, the W/I tank sits there
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