GTE owners, post your FMIC set-up
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GTE owners, post your FMIC set-up
I want to see how you guys ran your piping. Specifically the cold side that comes to the throttle body. I pulled my bumper off earlier and looks like theres a bunch of a/c lines and power steering lines in the way.
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Chino: Yeah, the cold pipe side gets kinda complicated because of all that. I had to change my power steering lines and use hoses and a 350z power steering cooler. The pictures that I attached are before my accident with my old Apexi intercooler. It's the best example that I can show you.
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Originally Posted by got_trd
sweet. thanks for the pics guys
Ralph, did you do any modifications to get that cold side pipe to fit?
Ralph, did you do any modifications to get that cold side pipe to fit?
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Just curious, but don't the vehicle specific FMIC kits come with pipework and all the other necessary parts (eg. relocted coolant resevoir tank etc.)? Kits like the HKS Type-S, GReddy V-SPL etc etc...?
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does anybody make a kit that will fit the SC w/a 2jzgte motor?
edit: I found this post, should I get this kit or should I get a supra IC and find somebody to do custom piping?
edit: I found this post, should I get this kit or should I get a supra IC and find somebody to do custom piping?
Last edited by indelible; 10-17-05 at 08:16 PM.
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Originally Posted by indelible
does anybody make a kit that will fit the SC w/a 2jzgte motor?
edit: I found this post, should I get this kit or should I get a supra IC and find somebody to do custom piping?
edit: I found this post, should I get this kit or should I get a supra IC and find somebody to do custom piping?