FMIC Kit
07 November 2006, 07:32 PM
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mine arrived today aswell, looks good!
thanks for organising this group buy
PS Gaz, all these are for classics so far, apex havnt been able to sort out where the newage ones will be coming from yet
thanks for organising this group buy
PS Gaz, all these are for classics so far, apex havnt been able to sort out where the newage ones will be coming from yet
08 November 2006, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by micky boy
just picked mine up from the courier and i am very happy with the product. cheers for the group buy and an excellent deal
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10 November 2006, 10:42 AM
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I see some of you guys are fitting the FMIC, will you be running the car every day with this fitted or will you be getting a remap first before driving the car?
A few posts on general about fitting a FMIC without remaps.
S!
A few posts on general about fitting a FMIC without remaps.
S!
12 November 2006, 06:02 PM
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Interested in this kit for my 1999 RB5 (GC8).
I have a couple of questions:
Is it still running?
What are the advantages of FMIC in terms of power and are there any obvious disadvantages?
Looks pretty easy to fit, is that the case (I am confident with a spanner)?
What are the exact things I need to do with the BOV to make it fit? Don't want to end up having an atmosphere one don't like the noise.
I've had an induction kit on my previous scooby K&N and found it a bit noisy, what can anyone recommend?
Cheers
Paul
I have a couple of questions:
Is it still running?
What are the advantages of FMIC in terms of power and are there any obvious disadvantages?
Looks pretty easy to fit, is that the case (I am confident with a spanner)?
What are the exact things I need to do with the BOV to make it fit? Don't want to end up having an atmosphere one don't like the noise.
I've had an induction kit on my previous scooby K&N and found it a bit noisy, what can anyone recommend?
Cheers
Paul
13 November 2006, 10:47 AM
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We have some kits still available, 01274 683633 I wasnt in work on Thur/Fri and have come in this morning to find several hundred spam mails have filled my inbox causing problems.
Im going to hand the later kit GB over as Im struggling to get them at good money
I wasnt in work on Thur/Fri and have come in this morning to find several hundred spam mails have filled my inbox causing problems.Im going to hand the later kit GB over as Im struggling to get them at good money
14 November 2006, 12:04 PM
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just fitting mine at the moment, got intercooler and pipe work mounted tidy only problem is the front cross member wont fit now!! its hitting on the intercooler, i originally tried bolting intercooler on to cross member but by doing this the pipe work doesn't meet the intercooler!! its as if the inteercooler is to big height wise!! so at the moment im at the same position as in willgill's pic!
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
14 November 2006, 04:13 PM
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Originally Posted by nickjh
just fitting mine at the moment, got intercooler and pipe work mounted tidy only problem is the front cross member wont fit now!! its hitting on the intercooler, i originally tried bolting intercooler on to cross member but by doing this the pipe work doesn't meet the intercooler!! its as if the inteercooler is to big height wise!! so at the moment im at the same position as in willgill's pic!
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
Do not worry about losing strength, when it is all bolted up the IC becomes the crossmember.
Ralph
14 November 2006, 05:26 PM
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Originally Posted by nickjh
just fitting mine at the moment, got intercooler and pipe work mounted tidy only problem is the front cross member wont fit now!! its hitting on the intercooler, i originally tried bolting intercooler on to cross member but by doing this the pipe work doesn't meet the intercooler!! its as if the inteercooler is to big height wise!! so at the moment im at the same position as in willgill's pic!
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
Anybody else tried to fit one yet and had problems??
Pics taken from P1oc.....a good write up there under Modification guides.