new age FMIC
17 February 2008, 11:22 PM
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new age FMIC
I bought a FMIC off ebay for close to 250 last year, but I never got around to fitting it, and then I fitted something else in the end.
Now, I need the money for a new exhaust, plus it's been collecting dust on the top of my book case for way too long, so it's up for sale.
The core itself is one of those 760x300x76mm (76mm outlet) bar & plate jobbies (supposably good for up to 650bhp (
). The core itself actually looks pretty well made.
As I haven't fitted the kit, I don't know how well the pipes line up etc. Please see the pictures for how I *think* it might align.
I seem to have mis-placed one of the clamps, so you'll have to source one.
The turbo end doesn't seem to quite line up, but I don't know if that's because I've connected the pipes up wrong, or because there's a 90 deg bend missing. If it's missing, it should be possible to use a 90 deg silicone piece in it's place.
Images here: http://www.bilar.co.uk/fmic
Located in Bromley, Kent. Would prefer collection as it comes in two boxes so will be 1) a pain to pack up, 2) expensive to post.
Now, I need the money for a new exhaust, plus it's been collecting dust on the top of my book case for way too long, so it's up for sale.
The core itself is one of those 760x300x76mm (76mm outlet) bar & plate jobbies (supposably good for up to 650bhp (
). The core itself actually looks pretty well made. As I haven't fitted the kit, I don't know how well the pipes line up etc. Please see the pictures for how I *think* it might align.
I seem to have mis-placed one of the clamps, so you'll have to source one.
The turbo end doesn't seem to quite line up, but I don't know if that's because I've connected the pipes up wrong, or because there's a 90 deg bend missing. If it's missing, it should be possible to use a 90 deg silicone piece in it's place.
Images here: http://www.bilar.co.uk/fmic
Located in Bromley, Kent. Would prefer collection as it comes in two boxes so will be 1) a pain to pack up, 2) expensive to post.
18 February 2008, 04:30 AM
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Hi Loony, I'll drop you a PM today after I get back from API.
Oh, also, the pipework doesn't appear to have a dump valve fitting, so one would have to be either welded on or you could use a silicone t-piece. I think the pipework diameter is 56mm, but don't quote me
Oh, also, the pipework doesn't appear to have a dump valve fitting, so one would have to be either welded on or you could use a silicone t-piece. I think the pipework diameter is 56mm, but don't quote me
18 February 2008, 05:23 AM
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No worries mate, if you give me a call with your paypal details i will get the money transfered and sort out collection tonight !!!!!
speak to you later today
all the best
Tony
speak to you later today
all the best
Tony
11 March 2008, 01:53 AM
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I dont want to **** on your sale, but i had this exact same intercooler kit on my car, and i was impressed with the quality for the money, but it didnt fit my car, if you look at the pipe work it didnt reach the turbo nose and i had to had to get a pipe made, also the dump valve i had to get welded on a pipe for this to fit.
Once i had that done all was ok and worked well,
Once i had that done all was ok and worked well,
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Already seen that !!!
Going to be fitting it very soon so will have to get the pipe and fitment sorted out , cheers for telling me though
any pics of yours fitted ???
tony
Going to be fitting it very soon so will have to get the pipe and fitment sorted out , cheers for telling me though
any pics of yours fitted ???
tony
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