Johnnyracecar FMIC
#11
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
i have the 32x5 and im in the process of installing it right now.. to get it to line up with the hole in the bumper i am having to cut the ---- out of the bumper support! be prepared for some custom work.. heres the mock install of it so far
[img width=500 height=350]http://home.alltel.net/slacklin/fmic.jpg[/img]
[img width=500 height=350]http://home.alltel.net/slacklin/fmic.jpg[/img]
#12
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
Originally Posted by green91
i have the 32x5 and im in the process of installing it right now.. to get it to line up with the hole in the bumper i am having to cut the ---- out of the bumper support! be prepared for some custom work..
#13
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
on the 5" core the tabs are on the end tanks..
to get it lined up perfectly for the front hole on my civic bumper im having to cut quite a bit out and is why the support isnt on yet, going to finish cutting/welding it today.. then cut the plastic on the bumper. what did you use to cut the plastic with? i want a clean edge so im debating on how im going to do it
to get it lined up perfectly for the front hole on my civic bumper im having to cut quite a bit out and is why the support isnt on yet, going to finish cutting/welding it today.. then cut the plastic on the bumper. what did you use to cut the plastic with? i want a clean edge so im debating on how im going to do it
#14
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
Originally Posted by green91
on the 5" core the tabs are on the end tanks..
to get it lined up perfectly for the front hole on my civic bumper im having to cut quite a bit out and is why the support isnt on yet, going to finish cutting/welding it today.. then cut the plastic on the bumper. what did you use to cut the plastic with? i want a clean edge so im debating on how im going to do it
to get it lined up perfectly for the front hole on my civic bumper im having to cut quite a bit out and is why the support isnt on yet, going to finish cutting/welding it today.. then cut the plastic on the bumper. what did you use to cut the plastic with? i want a clean edge so im debating on how im going to do it
#15
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
4th gen's require an *** of cutting to get these intercoolers in there. If you've got an SI bumper then have fun with that, but I used an hf which is really small, you also have to hack up the bumper cover ALOT.
#16
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
LOL, im starting to get scared!! Ill find a way to mount it somehow, i just couldnt resist 155 shipped for it, i actually stayed up until 5:00Am so that i could pay with paypal!! ***** been down for the past week it seems!!
Im so happy!!
Oh and i think that the 32x5 will be perfect for me, it seems like it sits perfect in EF's front bumper, and will flow probably more than enough air to it!
Im so happy!!
Oh and i think that the 32x5 will be perfect for me, it seems like it sits perfect in EF's front bumper, and will flow probably more than enough air to it!
#18
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
Originally Posted by Whitey
Also if you worried about lag that much look at a different style intercooler. Longer ones will have more lag and pressure drop than ones that are taller. So if you get one that's 8 or 10 inches tall and shorter, it will be more efficient
I actually have a 4G Accord so what works on a civic isn't likely to work on an Accord. I didn't think an FMIC would make much difference, do you have any kind of ball park figure of the difference between the two designs?
#20
Re:Johnnyracecar FMIC
Originally Posted by AbaZ
Tyrus just sent me this one to try out, Looking forward to it, the core is thicker, has top/bottom plates and supposivly it flows better. I'll letcha guys know how it fits.
Jeff
I just got mine in the mail today. Quality looks good, my only bitch is the 6 mounting screws that are mounted to the top and bottom plate. I wish they weren't there.