I've been searching this forum for a while now for a write up on the greddy fmic install

Im having a problem with how to the piping is run and also how the rad is mounted

if anyone has some info or knows where i can find the full write up.

thanks!

 

Send me a email I have the install guide in PDF. Ryan.rozaieski@wilkes.edu

I Actually welded plates to my swaybar mounts so I can shift the Rad more to the driver side for more room of the hotside piping.

 

rx7store.net has a PDF of the install.

http://www.greddy.com/upload/file/12050054,55_i.pdf

 

sorry i should have specified i have the greddy install manual but being that its has very hard to read diagrams i was hoping for some actual pictures so i can get a better idea of how the piping is run and how the rad should be installed.

 

Google picture search Greddy FMIC on rx7. That should come up with tons of reference pictures. I did that to figure out what the driver side upper rad bracket looked like so I could fab one. It should be pretty straight-forward. If you dont figure it our by the end of the week I have a set of pipes with the original numbering & direction stickers on them that I can take pictures of for reference.

 

http://czfitnessproducts.com/tom94RX...tall_Pictures/

This one has lots of pictures.

 

His upper Rad brackets look to be on the wrong sides. I believe they should be flipped and the one that ends up on the driver side should bolt to the frame rail in an existing M6x1.00 hole.

 

That sounds like a good idea. I had issues with radiator rubbing the pipes on the hot side. I might re-do mine thanks for the tip.

OP..Extend the radiator wiring. Those connectors like that barely reach each other and due to engine movement they might feel some stress and possibly get disconnected.So if you decide to extend them do it long enough and run it under neat the radiator (looks better impo). Have you thought about going with Vmount setup? I also have this greddy IC but after some thought and research I think Vmount its much better option. That hot air coming from the fans fills the engine bay and unless you route the intakes to breath some fresh air your IC wont be very effective.