Q about a FMIC?
04-21-05, 12:42 PM
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Q about a FMIC?
Does anyone know if a stock EvoVIII FMIC would be suitable to use? I'm not sure on the dimensions of it but, do you think I would have any problems using it? I mean beside custom tubing and whatnot.
04-21-05, 12:56 PM
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you might have to pay extra because it says "evo" so I would just get a intercooler with the dimentions you want. I got the greddy kit but if I made one I would have used a spearco core.
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No, I have a chace to buy an actual Stock EvoVIII (right off the car) intercooler for about $150. I think it sounds pretty good for a new intercooler plus it looks to be a good size.
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I was looking at the EVO cooler before I plumbed my FMIC and I'm glad I didn't get it because you'll have fun. The way the inlet and outlet + the size of it, you'll have to take the front bumper off to get clearance and mount it. Then you'll have to figure out the pipes. That in mind I bought mine for $220 to the door and I wish the in/outlets were on the very bottom of my cooler. This isn't to detour you but I would suggest to consider how much work and cash you want to put into it.
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You think I could try to mount the IC upside down so that the pipes wouldn't so difficult to put on considering the in/outlets curve downwards?