duhafnusa4

Si ive got an S4 TII

I ordered a jdm S5 intercooler since its a little larger and a cryo2 intercooler water sprayer.
with a boost controller what do you think would ok amount of boost to put on it?
right now it holds at around 9.5lbs
oh and its got:

full racing beat exhaust
Rtek7 2.1
cone filter w/ heatshield
TB mod
Koyo radiator

not that all this matters jst littin you incase. thanks for any advice!!

the reason im not going FMIC is beacuse its a 10AE and i dont want to cut any of the bumper or frame.

IF anyone has a larger TMIC lmk i would prolly take it off your hands!

93rx74lyfe

iTrader: (1)

Without more fuel, stock boost.

Omixeo

iTrader: (1)

You can run an FMIC without having to cut the bumper or frame. Theres all kinds of different sized cores that you can use, just search around a little bit.

RotaryRocket88

iTrader: (7)

Intercoolers have little to do with max safe boost levels. Upgrading to a FMIC will give you a better heat exchanger efficiency, which means more hp can be extracted at high boost levels. The stock turbo is good to only about 12PSI anyway, and fuel injectors/pump are what determine if you can reach that point.

notveryhappyjack

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10psi

upgrade injectors and tune and 13psi will be fine

duhafnusa4

yea im running rich already its got a walboro 250lph pump and flowchrated 550cc injectors

so 13psi with a tune?

duhafnusa4

oh and you show me the FMIC that has no hacking or loss of PS or AC, i will give you a dollar, because ive looked everywhere.

FRFC3S

iTrader: (24)

No. 13psi with BIGGER INJECTORS tuned. 13psi + 550ccs = Boom.

Design your own, that's what I did. I cut near the fuel pump resistor pack and under the battery tray, that's it. Stock battery is still in the front, ac/ps is removed but I could have left it and bent the pipe around it. Mounted under the hood latch, no cutting of the front bumper or the bumper support.

duhafnusa4

ahh sorry my mistake i misread that part lol

if you could post some pictures of your setup you would be the best