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Old 11-05-2007, 07:21 PM
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Does anyone make a FMIC for a 01'TA that requires no cutting or modification
to the original apperance of the front end of the car.Would like to stay stock looking with the fog lights and front licence plate cover(TA Bird) in tact?
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Call Bob at EPP Performance. They sell a complete bolt in front mount intercooler kit for your car.They are sponsor's to the right!
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Originally Posted by Moz
Does anyone make a FMIC for a 01'TA that requires no cutting or modification
to the original apperance of the front end of the car.Would like to stay stock looking with the fog lights and front licence plate cover(TA Bird) in tact?
www.exoticperformanceplus.com

260-244-4808

Ask for bob, prolly call tuesday/ wednesday as I know he was at SEMA... You'll end up cutting some ****, if ya wanna go FMIC... Bob will stear ya in the right direction...

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The FMIC kit EPP sells you'd need to cut your front end up where the license plate cover would go, or at the very least remove the fog lights to get some airflow thru it for it to be effective. I am not a fan of that at all myself personally. I am going to make my own FMIC kit and model it after what Bryan (speed) did on his camaro and lay it horizontal parallel to the ground. You still have to cut out some of the front bumper, but its all on the bottom where you wouldn't see it anyways. Check it out on the first 2.5 or so pages of this thread:

https://ls1tech.com/forums/forced-induction/627907-building-sequential-turbo-system.html

Unfortunately noone makes such a kit to bolt on, so its up to you to fabricate your own or have one fabbed for you...
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Bob Beam does.
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Originally Posted by Urban Legend
Bob Beam does.
You got a link? I'd like to see it!
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Originally Posted by ChevyChad
You got a link? I'd like to see it!
I missed the "not cutting" part.
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http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=772
Thanks everyone! We have made our front mount intercooler assembly work on Call911's LT1 Camaro without cutting up the front, and with keeping his fog lights. An additional air dam under the car directs airflow up into the front mount intercooler. Bob




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