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Old 26 January 2007, 11:45 PM
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Default New age FMIC group buy

Hi people,

I'm looking to set up an Autobahn88 Front Mount Intercooler group buy. This group buy is specifically for the New-age cars (2001-2005). If you are looking for an intercooler for a classic (pre 2001), have a look here: https://www.scoobynet.com/group-buys...-fmic-kit.html

The intercooler itself is the same as that for the classic group buy, but with a different fitting kit.

The specs are as follows:

All TIG Welded 6061 Aluminum, polished end tanks
100% Vacuum Brazed Core
High Efficiency Bar Plate | Tube Fin Construction

Inlet/Outlet: 2.5inch | 3inch | custom size

Max Recommended PSI: 45psi
Low pressure drop w/ only 0.2psi at 15psi of boost
Tested CFM: 1020 CFM
Fin Pitch: 15 Fins/Inch
Four Threaded Universal Mounting Points

The price would be 245 door to door including shipping (which will take up to four weeks). If we want them to be there in 3 days it would be 266. We have to agree on what kind of delivery we want.

Here's a pic of all the parts included with the intercooler:

Here's a pic of the intercooler fitted:


Add your names to the list below if you are interested.

Also, I'm trying to confirm if the new-age standard dump valve fits or not.


1. Henrik - Either delivery is fine
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Old 27 January 2007, 12:57 AM
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two questions regarding this kit

1, will my forge VTA be ok with it. and how does it attach

2, Will it include EVERYTHING needed to install, ie all hoses etc?


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Old 27 January 2007, 10:11 AM
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As far as i am led to beleve all the hoses and clips are included with this kits.
Old 27 January 2007, 10:19 AM
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HENRICK Have added a link on the classic thread directing newage here hope it helps you couldnt do the same for us could you
GOOD LUCK
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Old 30 January 2007, 09:41 AM
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Edited content above:

Changes include:

New, better price and a picture (wohey!)
Old 31 January 2007, 01:40 AM
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really need a pic of one of these kits fitted mate
Old 31 January 2007, 07:52 AM
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Not the greatest but her is a picture of the intercooler installed.

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Looks like you can not have fog lights though. Pipe on right will be in the way ???
Old 31 January 2007, 10:29 AM
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GOT SOME PICS FOR YOU AND A LINK THATS WORTH READING
CURTISY OF FRAYZ

HOPE THIS HELPS KIP

Post up your FMIC PICS - NASIOC
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Originally Posted by PeterUK300
Looks like you can not have fog lights though. Pipe on right will be in the way ???
Hmm, good point... Although to me it looks as if the inset would fit.

Can someone in the know confirm, please?
Old 31 January 2007, 11:34 AM
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Right Guys.

Intrested in this as well. But again need to know

1) Standard Forge VTA will it fit
2) Fog lamp situation
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I've added some more pics above (click on the link in the original post)

Unfortunately this is to an STI, so it still doesn't answer the question about whether or not the fogs have to go.

However, it does look neat, at least on an STI
Old 31 January 2007, 11:59 AM
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The BOV take off is ment for an HKS DV and there must be some sort of bar in the kit, otherwise the main crossmember fowls the intercooler itself.
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DONT FORGET YOU WILL NEED A CONE FILTER
BREN@APEX HAS GOT THE APEXI IN STOCK NOW

I put a thread up earlier in genral asking if anyone had fitted the F M I C on a new age had a few replys might be worth reading as some good info and more contacts to help you all with your questions

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Ok Confirmed the oe bov will not fit this intercooler, the take of is designed for the hks style bov. It comes with necessery blanking pugs etc, there is a deluxe kit which can include the hks style bov and a racing suction kit. I can find out about this if interested.

Failing that you will have to modify the pipe work by welding an additional adapter, or blank the existing hole and include an alloy t piece which can be fitted by reducing the existing pipe work to accommodate.

The second would be the most straight forward and the cost effective option
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i thought the HKS style still had the same flange to bolt to the existing top mount though.

This is confusing me
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Originally Posted by cookstar
i thought the HKS style still had the same flange to bolt to the existing top mount though.

This is confusing me
This is the style, I believe: eBay.co.uk: HKS SSQV TYPE BLOW OFF DUMP VALVE BOV ANY TURBO (item 180078995119 end time 04-Feb-07 20:39:29 GMT)
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cheap
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From email :

Thanks for the enquiry.

Actually our GDB FMIC kit can't use the OEM BOV The kit is same as the HKS one. The kit is coming with one pipie, which is for HKS Style Bov, but we support the disc and the e-clip to cover the hole. Therefore you can weld other type of BOV. We have the deluxe kit for the GDB, which is coming with the suction kit and the SQV II Style Bov
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And what about the cross-member behind the bumper? What happens with that?

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Sorry thicko questin time

GDB this does mean newage doesnt it,
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Originally Posted by cookstar
Sorry thicko questin time

GDB this does mean newage doesnt it,
Yes it does.
Old 04 February 2007, 06:57 PM
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DLETETED DUE TO WISE INFO FROM BOBRAWLE
WILL SEE IF I CAN SOURCE ADAPTORS TO RUN STD RECERC DV KIP

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Old 04 February 2007, 07:58 PM
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Suggest not fitting the HKS SQV as this will/can cause problems with car jerkiness and maf reversion, especially if higher boost is being run. Source an adaptor and stick to the std factory item.

cheers

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Old 04 February 2007, 08:13 PM
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CHEERS BOB Allways good to have someone in the know to wise us up
will delete above thread so not to tempt
cheers again KIP
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will ther just be an adapter available to buy, so i can bolt my forge VTA to this kit, i really cant be arsed with getting things welded
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