Which is better? BLITZ FMIC or GREDDY FMIC
03-29-08, 01:24 PM
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This is about the cheapest place I have found $1266 http://www.mvpmotorsports.com/Templa...178&SearchYN=N
I have had several customers buy Blitz kits from this site recently and they have shown up much quicker then the Greddy's that have been ordered from other stores.
They even sell the Greddy elbow and pipe kit lower on the page
I have had several customers buy Blitz kits from this site recently and they have shown up much quicker then the Greddy's that have been ordered from other stores.
They even sell the Greddy elbow and pipe kit lower on the page
03-29-08, 02:29 PM
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Very cool, I will be looking into that BLITZ FMIC for sure.
Is there anywhere that sells that extension pipe alone? instead of w/ the elbow.. because i already have the elbow..
Is there anywhere that sells that extension pipe alone? instead of w/ the elbow.. because i already have the elbow..
03-30-08, 03:19 AM
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Have any of you guys road raced with this IC? I've been waiting to finish up my Vmount, but I'm thinking about going this route now.
I'm thinking with a Koyo triple flow, REmedy water pump, fan mod, vented hood, dual R1 oil coolers, and maybe some ducting work, this setup would work well for keeping cool on the track.
Thoughts?
I'm thinking with a Koyo triple flow, REmedy water pump, fan mod, vented hood, dual R1 oil coolers, and maybe some ducting work, this setup would work well for keeping cool on the track.
Thoughts?
03-30-08, 03:17 PM
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Have any of you guys road raced with this IC? I've been waiting to finish up my Vmount, but I'm thinking about going this route now.
I'm thinking with a Koyo triple flow, REmedy water pump, fan mod, vented hood, dual R1 oil coolers, and maybe some ducting work, this setup would work well for keeping cool on the track.
Thoughts?
I'm thinking with a Koyo triple flow, REmedy water pump, fan mod, vented hood, dual R1 oil coolers, and maybe some ducting work, this setup would work well for keeping cool on the track.
Thoughts?
04-01-08, 04:02 PM
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The V mount is the best of both worlds but typically more money. I wouldnt say the Blitz is better quality, just a little easier to install. Really it comes down to what you prefer and what you want to spend. You arent going to see a performance gain one from another.
Another way to look at it is:
Blitz FMIC $1300
Greddy FMIC, Koyo Radiator, AST and Elbow $1175
For the money its hard to beat the Greddy setup.
Another way to look at it is:
Blitz FMIC $1300
Greddy FMIC, Koyo Radiator, AST and Elbow $1175
For the money its hard to beat the Greddy setup.
04-01-08, 04:14 PM
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I got a very good priced Greddy Mspec FMIC off ebay from a seller called Autocat51 for $530 plus shipping to Ireland which was nearly $200, but it still worked out cheapest, good value for Americans id say.....check it out. Also, sells the elbow too and put it inside the fmic box to save costs....good guy imo.
Also, can anyone reccomend a place to get a Koyo rad at a good price?? And due to the fmic blocking a large portion of the incomming air, should I be looking at a triple pass Koyo or will a two pass be ok??
Also, can anyone reccomend a place to get a Koyo rad at a good price?? And due to the fmic blocking a large portion of the incomming air, should I be looking at a triple pass Koyo or will a two pass be ok??
04-01-08, 04:37 PM
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If Iwas rolling in cash I would have went Vmount all the way! Now I need a new rad aswell, new AST and smller battery...it all adds up you see!! lol
