ado

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HI peeps
Which hole does japspeeds FMIC pipework pass through in the inner wing.
The front or the rear one.
I mean the two holes behind the air box after its removed.
Cheers peeps

jura11

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First one i think,because almost every FMIC use first hole matey.



Jura

mickywrx

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Cut the steel out between the two holes.

ScoobySteve69

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This thread title is so wrong ........and misleading

RobsyUK

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Boo I was gonna say brown...

Billet

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It goes through the hole further back.

ado

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LOL, worked tho!!!!

ScoobySteve69

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Yeah, best way to get attention

ado

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So wil I need to cut the piece of metal out between the two holes to enable me to fit a child air induction in the wing and a fmic?

harvey

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It does not really matter. With a small grinder, power hacksaw or jig saw you can make a neat job of making the two holes into one. Paint the edges and apply beading and it will look very professional. If you do not have beading/edge trim you can slit a piece of rubber pipe to perform the same purpose.
If you were really stuck you could even use tin snips until you borrow a power tool to tidy the edges up.

On the Hybrid kit which I sell, and I understand the Japspeed is a copy but only bar and plate, the CAK goes to the front hole and the FMIC behind.
I have CAKs in stock.

Midlife......

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.............you are going to stick a child in the wing ?

Shaun

PS nice to see you back Harvey

harvey

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Cheers.
It does make the job a lot easier and you want the biggest filter you want in there, ie. biggest surface area for filtration.

Midlife......

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BlueBugEye

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As it happens I have a HDI CAK for sale with MAF tube - all left over from my GTII kit (gone MAF less now!