FMIC w/ stock radiator
is it possible????
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yes. i have a friend who runs an Apex'i front mount with a stock, but new, rad. he is also running a T-66 single. but i dont know what his temps are.
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Don't forget to do something about the ecu if you decide to swap out the IC. PFC will smarten it right up. Get some hard pipes too while you're at it and change out some of those vacumm lines.
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im am working on a car for a friend.. he dropped it off today... its getting a walbro, boost gauge, EGT gauge, greddy FMIC, gredyd elbow/bov, and a non seq conversion, he has a PFC waiting to go in as well. another quick question, where should i tap for the EGT?
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i ran the apexi FMIC and stock radiator for two years, with no problems. As long as you arent tracking the car, and you don't live in Texas, you should be fine, just buy a temp gauge and watch your coolant temps.
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I run an HKS FMIC with the stock radiator using the relocation brackets provided in the kit. Have run the set-up for 2 yrs and the only time I had a problem was unrelated to that set-up (seized thermostat).
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I have run FMIC with stock radiator(112,000 miles) for 3 years without temp issues, even at the track. Pay attention to proper baffling/ducting to get the most air that you can through both.
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I ran the greddy FMIC all last summer, my temps only went up at slow speeds. My stock radiator developed a leak so I bought a koyo.
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Originally Posted by willjs7
(Post 6948036)
im am working on a car for a friend.. he dropped it off today... its getting a walbro, boost gauge, EGT gauge, greddy FMIC, gredyd elbow/bov, and a non seq conversion, he has a PFC waiting to go in as well. another quick question, where should i tap for the EGT?
I think howard coleman (sp) did a very complete egt install, if you have the time i would look it up. |
Well, you can use a stock radiator but don't reuse the 13+ year old one if he's still on the original.
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Originally Posted by rynberg
(Post 6948741)
Well, you can use a stock radiator but don't reuse the 13+ year old one if he's still on the original.
But for the money isn't a fluidyne or koyo actually cheaper than a new factory rad? R.K. |
It is on all counts an undeniably bad idea.
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is it possible, sure. but i wouldnt risk it
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Originally Posted by crazyrx7
(Post 6951252)
But for the money isn't a fluidyne or koyo actually cheaper than a new factory rad?
R.K. |
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