witch induction kit with an HKS fmic?
03 June 2003, 10:23 PM
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hi
i want to buy an HKS fmic for my my00 impreza ,so what kind of induction kit can i put ?? HKS racing suction kit passed with the fmic or i must have an APS kit or something like that
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i want to buy an HKS fmic for my my00 impreza ,so what kind of induction kit can i put ?? HKS racing suction kit passed with the fmic or i must have an APS kit or something like that
thanks
The pricetag on it is almost silly for what it is - I'd never have considered it if I hadn't found one at a very decent price.
04 June 2003, 09:43 AM
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Depends on your pipework really, I've got a MY99 running earlier pipework, which basically allows me to run most induction kits 
04 June 2003, 11:21 AM
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I would'nt go for the HKS RS kit it you use your MAF. I ran with one for a week and blew my MAF, changed back to my K&N after that. Need I to say that I have a brand new HKS RS kit for sale?
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Sorry to hijack the thread but those who have fitted a HKS FMIC did you have any problems with the pipework rubbing on the bonnet vents or battery?
I have run an HKS RSK for 2.5 years and I am still on the original MAF.
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I have run an HKS RSK for 2.5 years and I am still on the original MAF.
Ta
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