Pace FMIC, do or don't?
19 November 2003, 07:50 PM
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Where can i get this for the best price?
will this one fit with the oem radiator?
http://www.paceproducts.co.uk/ricc/scooby.htm
Is this the one i should go for or are there other (read cheaper :-
)) options. Any input is welcome.
will this one fit with the oem radiator?
http://www.paceproducts.co.uk/ricc/scooby.htm
Is this the one i should go for or are there other (read cheaper :-
)) options. Any input is welcome.
19 November 2003, 07:53 PM
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No it will not fit with the OEM rad. It comes with its own radiator. Use the search, was a great thread last year (if I recall) about it.
I had one fitted to my beast, and it started to struggle at 460bhp, but should be fine for anything under
It does the job, better ones are available on the market, but the thing that I liked about it, is that it gave the stealth look. As no bumper cutting is required.
I had one fitted to my beast, and it started to struggle at 460bhp, but should be fine for anything under
It does the job, better ones are available on the market, but the thing that I liked about it, is that it gave the stealth look. As no bumper cutting is required.
20 November 2003, 04:50 PM
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I have just fitted one of these kit to my friends car with air con,they do require minor mods to fit depending on the car but they are very easy,i fitted my kit to my car at the start of the year without air con and its been troube free since.
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a guy I know called simon has just stuck a new style intercooler on which seems to perform really well. It does need you sort out its intercooler pipework but it looks great and is huge. Core design is apparently mega efficient too.
20 November 2003, 08:28 PM
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Sort my pipework out you cheeky wossit.. getting there.. okay so still need a little tidying..
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Pipework is down to me.. intercooler is the dogs.. pipework.. errrmm
Simon
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Pipework is down to me.. intercooler is the dogs.. pipework.. errrmm
Simon
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20 November 2003, 10:46 PM
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i'm a bit shocked about the price, is there a cheaper alternative?
Powerdigger.com is a bit cheaper and @ Ebay there's now an greddy FMIC for sale. Has anyone any experience with one of those ?
Powerdigger.com is a bit cheaper and @ Ebay there's now an greddy FMIC for sale. Has anyone any experience with one of those ?
21 November 2003, 07:39 AM
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