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Old 27 April 2013, 03:51 PM
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Hi everyone,

What are the opinions on japspeed fmic's? It looks like japspeed decent price or expensive perrin. I have ported polished headers with full miltek exhaust system and remap. A front mount is next on the list!
Old 27 April 2013, 04:15 PM
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I have just bought one, can't tell you about gains yet as mine is sat on the car going no where till remap time but good fit and a HELL of a lot cheaper than the Perrin
Old 27 April 2013, 04:36 PM
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Been looking at one myself. But want to know how hard/easy they are to fit ? And if you need to cut any holes !!!!
Old 27 April 2013, 04:40 PM
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Originally Posted by logger
Been looking at one myself. But want to know how hard/easy they are to fit ? And if you need to cut any holes !!!!
A LOT of bumper has to be cut away inside.
If you PM me your Email I can send you the Japspeed fitting guide and some shots of mine during fitting on my 03 STi

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Cheers johnD your a star, if i fit it my self im gonna do it when im off work for 3 weeks and can borrow my mates lift i'll pm you my email
Old 27 April 2013, 05:24 PM
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Originally Posted by logger
Cheers johnD your a star, if i fit it my self im gonna do it when im off work for 3 weeks and can borrow my mates lift i'll pm you my email

Sent! Couldn't send all the photos as the file got too big!
View the guide on-line - you won't get the pictures if you open it in Word.
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is there issues with the pipework rubbing against the battery on fmic set-ups?
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Cheers, your a star
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It's fairly easy to fit. I did mine in two steady days. The bumper cutting takes a while as you need to cut trial fit cut trial fit and so on until you have a good fit. You need to remove the front bumper bar as well.

Here is a pic of my engine bay to show you how close the pipes run to things, don't forget you will need an induction kit fitted.

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If any of you need fitting instructions pm me your email address and I will forward on the instructions that japspeed sent me.
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Do NOT use the shiny piece of replacement fuel line supplied. (If it still comes in the kit, I did tell Japspeed about it!) I did and got a shock when under pump pressure and engine heat, it swelled - quite scary! Get a piece of proper, re-inforced 8mm fuel tube.

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japspeed fmic good price but did have a few problems with the intercooler holes did not match up and had to make up a bracket to move holes over. i did do a post to see if any 1 else had this problem and a few othere people did. now its all installed i am happy with it.
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