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Riley_STI 08 February 2015 06:54 PM

Any members got pics of these fitted. Interested but don't want anything that's too in your face

Matt3579 08 February 2015 09:43 PM


Originally Posted by Riley_STI (Post 11623279)
Any members got pics of these fitted. Interested but don't want anything that's too in your face


here you go mate

https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.n...f72bcb72f6f631

ChrisR90 12 February 2015 01:54 PM

Is this offer still going mate?

ChrisR90 12 February 2015 08:34 PM

And I'm also guessing it'll fit my hawk?

super_ted 12 March 2015 10:13 PM

Does this kit replace the front cross member behind the front bumper?

Infected by sti 12 March 2015 11:22 PM

No

super_ted 13 March 2015 08:58 PM


Originally Posted by Infected by sti (Post 11645009)
No

So it goes in front of it?? Anyone have a picture of this fitted with the bumper removed?

Infected by sti 14 March 2015 12:30 AM

You have to cut the bar for it to fit.

I think the APS and Perrin kits may come with the replacement bar that the cooler then attaches to.

I've not seen one mounted without any cutting or replacing parts personally.

super_ted 19 March 2015 08:28 AM

Thanks mate. I'm just asking as i'm missing my bumper bat anyway & thinking this will kill two birds with one stone.

has-scooby 10 May 2015 01:56 PM

Is it possible to get fitting instructions please as I can't find mine.
Thanks

MrNoisy 11 May 2015 10:46 AM


Originally Posted by has-scooby (Post 11679395)
Is it possible to get fitting instructions please as I can't find mine.
Thanks

It doesn't come with any mate, but there are plenty of generic guides online you can follow which should be good enough if you're competent with spanners.
If you're not comfortable doing that, strongly suggest you get someone else to do it as it's pretty involved and takes a good few hours if you want to do a decent job.
I allowed a whole weekend for mine and spent half a day just cutting up the bumper and bonding mesh onto it until I was happy with it!


Originally Posted by Infected by sti (Post 11645647)
You have to cut the bar for it to fit.

I think the APS and Perrin kits may come with the replacement bar that the cooler then attaches to.

I've not seen one mounted without any cutting or replacing parts personally.

Cut it? I had to remove my bumper bar to fit this. Not sure what you've done with yours.
Here you go, ages ago when I fitted mine.
http://www.surreyscoobies.co.uk/foru...achmentid=1861
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-cw...1022102905.jpg

has-scooby 11 May 2015 11:58 AM


Originally Posted by MrNoisy (Post 11679851)
It doesn't come with any mate, but there are plenty of generic guides online you can follow which should be good enough if you're competent with spanners.
If you're not comfortable doing that, strongly suggest you get someone else to do it as it's pretty involved and takes a good few hours if you want to do a decent job.
I allowed a whole weekend for mine and spent half a day just cutting up the bumper and bonding mesh onto it until I was happy with it!



Cut it? I had to remove my bumper bar to fit this. Not sure what you've done with yours.
Here you go, ages ago when I fitted mine.
http://www.surreyscoobies.co.uk/foru...achmentid=1861
http://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-cw...1022102905.jpg

Looking good mate. Fitted one to my old classic years ago so should be OK. not found any guides for a hawkeye and if there were instructions would save figuring where the pipes went.
Thanks

MrNoisy 14 May 2015 02:39 PM

1 Attachment(s)
Forgot to mention you'll also need to cut off a small tab where the plastic overflow bottle sits in order to house the replacement alloy item.

For pipework run just google some images, that's all I did. It's actually pretty hard to get it wrong, and my image above from my car shows you nearly everything you should need to see to work out the run. I laid all mine out on the lounge floor before I did it.
The right angle bracket is used to attach the passenger side pipe to the manifold. You'll also have to add a single bolt in the centre of the bumper bar to get the core to sit in the right place.
I bought larger ones.
Best advice is google - a lot of people have done this, you just need to do a bit of exploring :)

My top tips would be:
1. Measure 3 times, cut once, and in small stages in case anything goes wrong. Offer the bumper up lots until you get it right. Better be a tiny way out than a long way.
2. Get some big strong bolts to hold the core in place from the replacement bumper mount bar - these weren't included in my kit
3. Clean the silicone joiners with soapy water before fitting, dry them, and then when fitting spray the inside with hairspray; this is much more likely to stop them blowing off.
4. When you get the car mapped take a spanner set with you - it's almost guaranteed one hose will blow off :lol1:
5. Get a mate to help you, it's easy to scratch the wing if you're having to offer up the bumper on your own
6. Buy a reducer for the manifold to the passenger side pipe - my kit didn't include this, but SFS do a good one. You can use your OEM top mount hose but it won't be a great fit.
7. Get something to secure your overflow bottle top as the OEM lid won't fit snugly...and falls off unless you secure it (found out the hard way!)
8. Check the pipe run for anywhere where it might rub against the cam covers, air filter or bonnet, and resolve it before you tighten everything up.
The mounting brackets for the inlet manifold have some adjustment in them too to aid you here.
The kit actually includes too many sillicone joiners anyway so you can always use a few of them zip tied on to protect the pipework if it won't sit as you want. Also, rubber door seal is handy to pad under the pipe in the metal gap where the pipe goes into the driver's side arch.

e.g.
Attachment 48297

has-scooby 14 May 2015 10:14 PM


Originally Posted by MrNoisy (Post 11681600)
Forgot to mention you'll also need to cut off a small tab where the plastic overflow bottle sits in order to house the replacement alloy item.

For pipework run just google some images, that's all I did. It's actually pretty hard to get it wrong, and my image above from my car shows you nearly everything you should need to see to work out the run. I laid all mine out on the lounge floor before I did it.
The right angle bracket is used to attach the passenger side pipe to the manifold. You'll also have to add a single bolt in the centre of the bumper bar to get the core to sit in the right place.
I bought larger ones.
Best advice is google - a lot of people have done this, you just need to do a bit of exploring :)

My top tips would be:
1. Measure 3 times, cut once, and in small stages in case anything goes wrong. Offer the bumper up lots until you get it right. Better be a tiny way out than a long way.
2. Get some big strong bolts to hold the core in place from the replacement bumper mount bar - these weren't included in my kit
3. Clean the silicone joiners with soapy water before fitting, dry them, and then when fitting spray the inside with hairspray; this is much more likely to stop them blowing off.
4. When you get the car mapped take a spanner set with you - it's almost guaranteed one hose will blow off :lol1:
5. Get a mate to help you, it's easy to scratch the wing if you're having to offer up the bumper on your own
6. Buy a reducer for the manifold to the passenger side pipe - my kit didn't include this, but SFS do a good one. You can use your OEM top mount hose but it won't be a great fit.
7. Get something to secure your overflow bottle top as the OEM lid won't fit snugly...and falls off unless you secure it (found out the hard way!)
8. Check the pipe run for anywhere where it might rub against the cam covers, air filter or bonnet, and resolve it before you tighten everything up.
The mounting brackets for the inlet manifold have some adjustment in them too to aid you here.
The kit actually includes too many sillicone joiners anyway so you can always use a few of them zip tied on to protect the pipework if it won't sit as you want. Also, rubber door seal is handy to pad under the pipe in the metal gap where the pipe goes into the driver's side arch.

e.g.
http://i1237.photobucket.com/albums/...ps56f8f728.jpg

That looks quality mate thanks for your time and effort to post. Think I have everything needed now. Many thanks

Ed@Japspeed 15 June 2015 10:28 AM

Some good tips there MrNoisy! Thanks for the post! :)

If anyone else would like to order then we have these available for immediate dispatch, just follow the instructions in post #1 and we can get it processed.

regards
Paul

Gooch89 23 June 2015 02:30 PM

Just sent payment and all details over Paypal :) How long for confirmation etc?

Ed@Japspeed 02 September 2015 10:08 AM

Well it looks like this thread has been neglected for some time, please accept our apologies!

We have these in stock and available for dispatch so lets bump this to the top again so you guys & Gals can get a fantastic deal from us as always! :)

regards
Paul

Ed@Japspeed 02 September 2015 10:09 AM

Hi Guys

*** In stock! Available for immediate dispatch!! ***


We have in stock our Subaru Impreza New Age Front Mount Intercooler Kits!

http://www.japspeed.co.uk/media/cata...s/js1_logo.jpg

For a long time we have provided you as forum members our FMIC kits at a fantastic scoobynet price, and our aim is to continue to do this for you guys!

Fitting a front mount intercooler is an excellent way of safely increasing your engine's power output. This is as a result of reducing the temperature of the air entering the engine, creating a denser charge. The standard Subaru top mount intercooler is a small unit mounted above the engine. Replacing it with a much larger, front mounted item means that much more cooling is on offer for the hot air trying to enter the engine. The cooler the air, the more power you will have on tap.

Our New age intercooler kits retail for £299 on the Japspeed site, and we are knocking a massive £100 of for you on scoobynet!

It doesn't get much better than that!

There are various well known track cars that use our intercoolers including our very own japspeed subaru

http://www.drifted.com/wp-content/up...09-622x414.jpg

Our subaru did have a full kit when it had the boxxer engine! it now only has the intercooler itself due to the custom pipe work needed now it’s running the 1jz power lump up front.
However the intercooler still remains and has been fitted to the car now for a number of years and its still working perfect! and looks just as good as it did the first day it was fitted! :thumb:

Features:

Bar & plate style intercooler (25x9x3.5")
3" inlet and outlet
TIG welded
Polished aluminium pipework
All necessary clamps and hoses included
1050cfm @ 0.5psi drop
Capable of handling up to 600bhp.

Please note: not compatible with a cold air induction kit. Using a short ram induction kit is recommended.

Fits Subaru Impreza New Age 2001-2005 WRX & STi models.

Here is a link to the item on our website: http://www.japspeed.co.uk/subaru-imp....html?___SID=U

We sell this at £299.00 RRP however to forum members we are offering this at the discounted price of;

** £199.00 including delivery **

**We are also including a free 3 inch air filter whilst stocks last!!**

To order you can call our sales team on 08444-489-080 between the hours of 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday.

We also understand that it is not always possible to find time to call our sales team and its this reason we also accept Paypal payments to sales@japspeed.co.uk

When making a payment by paypal please add as a note your:

Full Name
Delivery Address
Mobile number (To receive text notification of the time of delivery)
Email Address (This is how you will receive your invoice)

And a small reminder of the products you wish to order.

Our sales team will then process your order at the first opportunity for next working day delivery.

Please if you have any questions or queries, do not hesitate to PM or call our sales team.

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

regards
Paul

Please see below for additional pictures:

Ed@Japspeed 08 October 2015 04:48 PM

Bump to the top for a very popular offer for you guys!!

*** In stock! Available for immediate dispatch!! ***


We have in stock our Subaru Impreza New Age Front Mount Intercooler Kits!

http://www.japspeed.co.uk/media/cata...s/js1_logo.jpg

For a long time we have provided you as forum members our FMIC kits at a fantastic scoobynet price, and our aim is to continue to do this for you guys!

Fitting a front mount intercooler is an excellent way of safely increasing your engine's power output. This is as a result of reducing the temperature of the air entering the engine, creating a denser charge. The standard Subaru top mount intercooler is a small unit mounted above the engine. Replacing it with a much larger, front mounted item means that much more cooling is on offer for the hot air trying to enter the engine. The cooler the air, the more power you will have on tap.

Our New age intercooler kits retail for £299 on the Japspeed site, and we are knocking a massive £100 of for you on scoobynet!

It doesn't get much better than that!

There are various well known track cars that use our intercoolers including our very own japspeed subaru

http://www.drifted.com/wp-content/up...09-622x414.jpg

Our subaru did have a full kit when it had the boxxer engine! it now only has the intercooler itself due to the custom pipe work needed now it’s running the 1jz power lump up front.
However the intercooler still remains and has been fitted to the car now for a number of years and its still working perfect! and looks just as good as it did the first day it was fitted! :thumb:

Features:

Bar & plate style intercooler (25x9x3.5")
3" inlet and outlet
TIG welded
Polished aluminium pipework
All necessary clamps and hoses included
1050cfm @ 0.5psi drop
Capable of handling up to 600bhp.

Please note: not compatible with a cold air induction kit. Using a short ram induction kit is recommended.

Fits Subaru Impreza New Age 2001-2005 WRX & STi models.

Here is a link to the item on our website: http://www.japspeed.co.uk/subaru-imp....html?___SID=U

We sell this at £299.00 RRP however to forum members we are offering this at the discounted price of;

** £199.00 including delivery **

**We are also including a free 3 inch air filter whilst stocks last!!**

To order you can call our sales team on 08444-489-080 between the hours of 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday.

We also understand that it is not always possible to find time to call our sales team and its this reason we also accept Paypal payments to sales@japspeed.co.uk

When making a payment by paypal please add as a note your:

Full Name
Delivery Address
Mobile number (To receive text notification of the time of delivery)
Email Address (This is how you will receive your invoice)

And a small reminder of the products you wish to order.

Our sales team will then process your order at the first opportunity for next working day delivery.

Please if you have any questions or queries, do not hesitate to PM or call our sales team.

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

regards
Paul

Please see below for additional pictures:

Lagamorph 24 November 2015 06:25 PM

Are these still in Stock?

Ed@Japspeed 30 November 2015 02:20 PM


Originally Posted by Lagamorph (Post 11764705)
Are these still in Stock?

YES! :thumb:

To order either give us a call on 08444 489 080 or follow the payment instructions in the above posts! ;)

GONZO01 01 December 2015 11:03 PM

Definitely going to treat myself to one of these for Xmas if the offer is still on towards the end of December, I just need to finish buying for the wife and kids first lol.

GONZO01 14 December 2015 10:00 PM

This offer still on?

GONZO01 16 December 2015 03:51 PM


Originally Posted by GONZO01 (Post 11771545)
This offer still on?


Anyone know?

Lagamorph 17 December 2015 07:38 PM

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/www.sco...2b2e0193c.jpeg


All fitted.

Lagamorph 20 December 2015 07:46 AM

Fits well enough but has anyone managed to get a rcm induction kit to fit?

Ed@Japspeed 29 December 2015 08:05 AM

Bump to the top for a very popular offer for you guys!!

*** In stock! Available for immediate dispatch!! ***


We have in stock our Subaru Impreza New Age Front Mount Intercooler Kits!

http://www.japspeed.co.uk/media/cata...s/js1_logo.jpg

For a long time we have provided you as forum members our FMIC kits at a fantastic scoobynet price, and our aim is to continue to do this for you guys!

Fitting a front mount intercooler is an excellent way of safely increasing your engine's power output. This is as a result of reducing the temperature of the air entering the engine, creating a denser charge. The standard Subaru top mount intercooler is a small unit mounted above the engine. Replacing it with a much larger, front mounted item means that much more cooling is on offer for the hot air trying to enter the engine. The cooler the air, the more power you will have on tap.

Our New age intercooler kits retail for £299 on the Japspeed site, and we are knocking a massive £100 of for you on scoobynet!

It doesn't get much better than that!

There are various well known track cars that use our intercoolers including our very own japspeed subaru

http://www.drifted.com/wp-content/up...09-622x414.jpg

Our subaru did have a full kit when it had the boxxer engine! it now only has the intercooler itself due to the custom pipe work needed now it’s running the 1jz power lump up front.
However the intercooler still remains and has been fitted to the car now for a number of years and its still working perfect! and looks just as good as it did the first day it was fitted! :thumb:

Features:

Bar & plate style intercooler (25x9x3.5")
3" inlet and outlet
TIG welded
Polished aluminium pipework
All necessary clamps and hoses included
1050cfm @ 0.5psi drop
Capable of handling up to 600bhp.

Please note: not compatible with a cold air induction kit. Using a short ram induction kit is recommended.

Fits Subaru Impreza New Age 2001-2005 WRX & STi models.

Here is a link to the item on our website: http://www.japspeed.co.uk/subaru-imp....html?___SID=U

We sell this at £299.00 RRP however to forum members we are offering this at the discounted price of;

** £199.00 including delivery **

**We are also including a free 3 inch air filter whilst stocks last!!**

To order you can call our sales team on 08444-489-080 between the hours of 8:30am-5:30pm Monday-Friday.

We also understand that it is not always possible to find time to call our sales team and its this reason we also accept Paypal payments to sales@japspeed.co.uk

When making a payment by paypal please add as a note your:

Full Name
Delivery Address
Mobile number (To receive text notification of the time of delivery)
Email Address (This is how you will receive your invoice)

And a small reminder of the products you wish to order.

Our sales team will then process your order at the first opportunity for next working day delivery.

Please if you have any questions or queries, do not hesitate to PM or call our sales team.

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

regards
Paul

Please see below for additional pictures:

horsham rc 29 December 2015 09:53 AM

Can someone email me the fitting guide please
Thanks

Ed@Japspeed 05 January 2016 08:50 AM


Originally Posted by horsham rc (Post 11775931)
Can someone email me the fitting guide please
Thanks

hello,

if you require a fitting guide then please PM me your email address and we can arrange this to be sent over asap. :thumb:

regards
Paul

scotty75 05 January 2016 12:52 PM

When are you doing a classic group buy .


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