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SleepR1

08-05-04 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by ORX705

didn't get much sleep last night hey? :lol:

well considering i'm not going to do too much modifications to the boost or engine for that matter, i'm thinking of upgrading the stock SMIC with a larger item from avo. (pic attached) i'm fairly certain its the same IC used on the SP model. little expensive though ;)

Woo hoo! Now I can sleep. Quick...one of the mods should close this thread before we launch into another debate how SMIC is the "wrong" choice LOL.

Cheers.

ORX705

08-05-04 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by SleepR1

Woo hoo! Now I can sleep. Quick...one of the mods should close this thread before we launch into another debate how SMIC is the "wrong" choice LOL.

Cheers.

LOL please don't confuse me more. though i wouldn't mind your thoughts on my choice? :D

DaiOni

08-05-04 05:33 PM

the simple solution is - how much horsepower will you (really) want?

if it falls within the limits of the smic - then go for it

otherwise deal with the risk of the fmic or keep saving for a v-mount

SleepR1

08-05-04 09:24 PM

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Originally Posted by ORX705

LOL please don't confuse me more. though i wouldn't mind your thoughts on my choice? :D

I think an upgraded SMIC makes sense for you. If you go FMIC, it takes lots of labor and parts to do a quality conversion; and you have to cut out part of the front bumper support (assuming GReddy FMIC).

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