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Old 04-04-2010, 11:04 PM
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Just though i'd post some pics of my fmic setup.

first start with old ic location


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on car and installed


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Old 04-04-2010, 11:24 PM
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What is the square looking thing just before the MAF?
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Originally Posted by SSpeedracer
What is the square looking thing just before the MAF?
it's the power steering fluid resevoir.
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hahaha. funny. I was so focused on the plumbing that I didnt realize the hose was missing.
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Brand/dimensions/price?
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What brand/size was the old IC?
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Originally Posted by slow67
What brand/size was the old IC?
Looks like a stock Procharger IC for a truck, not very large.
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Originally Posted by slow67
What brand/size was the old IC?
the old one was turbo technology inc and it was 18x6.5x3.5 and the new one is cxracing(ebay) and it's 24x11.5x3

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Originally Posted by nasty_ss
the old one was turbo technology inc and it was 18x6.5x3.5 and the new one is cxracing(ebay) and it's 24x11.5x3

I am going to get an IC from the same people on Ebay, but I'm getting the one with core size 24x12x4.
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Looks Good Man
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What IAT differences have you noticed?
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Originally Posted by ss.slp.ls1
I am going to get an IC from the same people on Ebay, but I'm getting the one with core size 24x12x4.
i'd highly recommend the 4", the reason why is because i've noticed with this 3" when i put the bumper on there is a much larger gap than i ever wanted between the mouth and the core. the extra inch would help combat this.
pics of gap here

i wouldn't suggest cutting out the entire mouth either but since my bumper was already messed up from hitting a parking block it didn't really matter to me

bumper on and open




lots of gap here (suggestions to fill gap would be appreciated)


I kept the factory grill to put over if i'm not out doing any agressive driving.

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Originally Posted by ss.slp.ls1
What IAT differences have you noticed?
i've actually not been paying much attention to this because i still need a turbo blanket. with the tti kit the turbo sits under the driver side manifold and basically heat soaks the ic piping that passes almost directly over it anyway. and i've only driven it twice since i put it on.
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You really butchered that bumper up. I wouldn't have trimmed any of that out.
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Originally Posted by SKINNY69
You really butchered that bumper up. I wouldn't have trimmed any of that out.
He said it was already damaged so he didn't care.
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looks good, i could use a little help with mine...lol
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Originally Posted by NEVERTWOFAST
looks good, i could use a little help with mine...lol
well i mean now that i don't have a job i can help, but i'm pretty sure last time i saw yours it was coming along great and already looks way better than mine.
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Just a vid cruising around

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2_67AcV0m3k
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Looks good. Those ebay intercoolers perform well for the money.
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Originally Posted by Jimmy P
Looks good. Those ebay intercoolers perform well for the money.
thanks man
yeah, the intercooler i have no complaints about it. couplers were good and t-bolt clamps weren't bad either


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