Just had FMIC fitted what do u think??
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Just had a FMIC fitted to my car by essex subaru breakers, the engine bay just needs a very good clean, any suggestions on what i could use??
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booked in for next month to get the map tweaked, thers no noticable lag but the fuelling is definately messed up, getting loads of pops and bangs on overun, im gna try n get my headers done too before the tweak
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Cool, mines booked in to go in 2 weeks time for FMIC RE-MAP with API...
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the pipe that goes to the turbo has been flattened slightly where is passes under the throttle body, as for the intercooler sitting to the side, im going to try n move it over half an inch without disturbing the pipework, the fmic helps reduce charge tempretures which in turn increase power and torque if mapped correctly
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Make sure its not touching the black plastic cam cover tho, I have read it has worne through exposing the cam belt on a few!
I "squashed mine a fair few times to make sure it cleared...
Doubt you can move it now mate as it had to be drilled into the bumper bar to attach it...
I "squashed mine a fair few times to make sure it cleared...
Doubt you can move it now mate as it had to be drilled into the bumper bar to attach it...
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its definately clear from the cam cover, yh i was going redrill the holes on the bumper bar, but it just seems too long to strip it all down and i cant be bothered lol
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Doubt it mate... well, doesn't look like it to me...???
I'd get the bumper off, elongate the holes so it'll move over to the N/S alittle more... and hope theres enough give in the pipework...
You may need to use some washers once you've drilled the bumper bar more... but it would be the finishing touch... IMO it really lets the job down... but I am a picky f**ker...
It's not right, but 1 hours work or so would put it right... and look much better for it...
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i sprayed the whole engine in gunk(warm) left it for ten minutes and pressure washed it off came up imacculate. just make sure u cover the electrical bits with cling film or similar.
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The brackets shouldn't be to hard to sort out, just the PS tank will probably be messy if you were to remove it.
You don't fancy cleaning my engine bay for me do you? I'll supply the beer
You don't fancy cleaning my engine bay for me do you? I'll supply the beer
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