Just a little FYI about IC's
Originally posted by Kevin T. Wyum
I'm still curious about beads on the tubing from the recent IC's. Anyone picked one up recently that could comment on if all the tubes had formed beads on the ends so they can't slip out?
Kevin T. Wyum
I'm still curious about beads on the tubing from the recent IC's. Anyone picked one up recently that could comment on if all the tubes had formed beads on the ends so they can't slip out?
Kevin T. Wyum
I have not installed the unit yet, but all the parts arrived quickly (thanks Jason & Zavier) and in fine shape.
ahh, its good to see Kevin back in action...and kevin, I'll be geting a Medium ic soon, talk to me about the pipe used to keep the airpump, you and jeff were working on that or somthing?
Originally posted by Kevin T. Wyum
I'm still curious about beads on the tubing from the recent IC's. Anyone picked one up recently that could comment on if all the tubes had formed beads on the ends so they can't slip out?
Kevin T. Wyum
I'm still curious about beads on the tubing from the recent IC's. Anyone picked one up recently that could comment on if all the tubes had formed beads on the ends so they can't slip out?
Kevin T. Wyum
John
Originally posted by SPOautos
It might not "look" as good but in reality 2.5" pipe should flow more than the med IC can efficiently flow and it wont hit the strut braces or hood.
STEPHEN
It might not "look" as good but in reality 2.5" pipe should flow more than the med IC can efficiently flow and it wont hit the strut braces or hood.
STEPHEN
Another option might be a tight 2.75" silicone 90 degree bend at the y-pipe connection.
-Max
Hey Kevin!
Congrats on getting the intercoolers up and going again...
I plan on buying either the large or medium in the next month...
Thanks for keeping a great product supplied to the rx-7 community!
For those of you with the medium...please comment on the fitment....it might be my next IC with a BNR upgrade
Congrats on getting the intercoolers up and going again...
I plan on buying either the large or medium in the next month...
Thanks for keeping a great product supplied to the rx-7 community!
For those of you with the medium...please comment on the fitment....it might be my next IC with a BNR upgrade
Well I PMed Kevin a couple times with no response so... Is it possible to get the cross over pipe by it's self yet? I'd like to replace the one I have now that was worn before I modded the coupler.
Originally posted by obviousboy
ASP V Mount ????
would be cool id buy one.......
ASP V Mount ????
would be cool id buy one.......
Originally posted by RX794
Hey Kevin, any suggestions on a battery relocation kit when using the large ASP intercooler?
Hey Kevin, any suggestions on a battery relocation kit when using the large ASP intercooler?
My intake temps on the freeway are generally 29-33 C on 80 F days.
Last edited by jpandes; Dec 3, 2003 at 07:39 PM.
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Originally posted by jpandes
Actually, you don't have to relocate the battery out of the engine bay with the Large SMIC. A Hawker Odessey PC-680 mini battery would fit next to the large SMIC(See pic) The only thing is that you have to offset the IC core towards the passenger side about an inch. The duct will fit fine but the not cover the entire core.
My intake temps on the freeway are generally 29-33 C on 80 F days.
Actually, you don't have to relocate the battery out of the engine bay with the Large SMIC. A Hawker Odessey PC-680 mini battery would fit next to the large SMIC(See pic) The only thing is that you have to offset the IC core towards the passenger side about an inch. The duct will fit fine but the not cover the entire core.
My intake temps on the freeway are generally 29-33 C on 80 F days.
Lol at the Beer sticker......
Originally posted by rynberg
There's no such thing. I don't think Kevin believes they are any better than an SMIC, but I don't want to put words in his mouth.
There's no such thing. I don't think Kevin believes they are any better than an SMIC, but I don't want to put words in his mouth.
Kevin T. Wyum
I plan on racing, allthough I'm not a race car driver, don't want to re-kindle that argument... 
The V-Mount seemed to me like an improvement over your setup, which I concidered, due to the larger surface area, and the fact that it had none of the problems of the FMIC, and from what I can see in my instructions I'm not going to have to remove the Lower Tray, it stays, the only improvement on this setup is to get more flow, which your setup would probhably benefit from as well, is a slotted hood, for proper ventilation.... I'm trying to stay unbiased here but like you said it's tough since I looked, made my choice, and read this thread, and still don't feel that I made a mistake. In the beginning I was hoping that you would attempt a better V-Mount than RE or HKS, but I guess you'd need to convice yourself, that it cools better...
-DC

The V-Mount seemed to me like an improvement over your setup, which I concidered, due to the larger surface area, and the fact that it had none of the problems of the FMIC, and from what I can see in my instructions I'm not going to have to remove the Lower Tray, it stays, the only improvement on this setup is to get more flow, which your setup would probhably benefit from as well, is a slotted hood, for proper ventilation.... I'm trying to stay unbiased here but like you said it's tough since I looked, made my choice, and read this thread, and still don't feel that I made a mistake. In the beginning I was hoping that you would attempt a better V-Mount than RE or HKS, but I guess you'd need to convice yourself, that it cools better...
-DC
Last edited by DCrosby; Dec 3, 2003 at 08:46 PM.
"Looks like your duct is moved towards the driver's side. That *is* a mini battery I spy, right?
Lol at the Beer sticker......"
Nope, the duct stays in the same spot, it's the core that has to shift toward the passender side.
Re.: "the BEER sticker", I didn't think anyone ever noticed that. As Cheezy as the sticker looks, a healthy BEER buz got me through the many long, frustrating nights in the garage...
Lol at the Beer sticker......"
Nope, the duct stays in the same spot, it's the core that has to shift toward the passender side.
Re.: "the BEER sticker", I didn't think anyone ever noticed that. As Cheezy as the sticker looks, a healthy BEER buz got me through the many long, frustrating nights in the garage...
Last edited by jpandes; Dec 4, 2003 at 02:33 AM.
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If you want unbiased opinion, I can get you some. I have a customer switched from the M2/ASP to the Rotary Extreme V mount. Want more info and data?
Chuck Huang
Chuck Huang
Think about what you just said. I have a customer of my chosing who paid me a bunch of money to buy my product. I don't think that really qualifies as unbiased : ). I'm sure it's a wonderful product and congratulations for inventing / designing it. I have a lot of respect for people who create designs themselves as opposed to the losers who just try to copy stuff : P.
Kevin T. Wyum
Kevin T. Wyum
kevin can i get the large core only without the duct or piping? i have some plans for a custom setup. i see problems with the conventional smic implementation and big issues with v mount setups so im left to make my own.
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