fmic pics so far
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fmic pics so far first i wanted to thank nasty-ta and frcefed for sending me their pics and info
here is what i got done so far, i am getting the bov flange welded and i need to find a 90* 4'' by 3.5'' or 3'' elbow that will go between the t.body and maf and thats it, done
anybody know where i can get it please let me know
thanks guys
here is what i got done so far, i am getting the bov flange welded and i need to find a 90* 4'' by 3.5'' or 3'' elbow that will go between the t.body and maf and thats it, done
anybody know where i can get it please let me know
thanks guys
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No problem on the pics and help, looks awesome so far
So how'd you rate the fabbing and install?? I know I didn't really have any formal training to do welding or FMIC installs
But it was pretty simple to do for me.
How hard/easy was it for you.....I ask this because a lot of people are worried about doing something like this themselves.
Glad you went with the HTS stuff, good quality right there.
As for the elbow, you can find nice aluminum ones on ebay(3 or 4in) but I haven't seen a combo of both sizes yet.
J
So how'd you rate the fabbing and install?? I know I didn't really have any formal training to do welding or FMIC installs But it was pretty simple to do for me.How hard/easy was it for you.....I ask this because a lot of people are worried about doing something like this themselves.
Glad you went with the HTS stuff, good quality right there.
As for the elbow, you can find nice aluminum ones on ebay(3 or 4in) but I haven't seen a combo of both sizes yet.
J
I plan on going with a FMIC for my 'bird when I step up to doing a power adder (still saving). Thread Starter
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it was very easy to do, the only welding i have to get done is the flange for the bov. the intercooler i bolted it to the top bumper support and then made brackets for the bottom part and bolted it to the back side of the bumper support, intercooler pipes i just used couplers so no welding there, tools i used chop saw, grinder, hacksaw and 3/8 pipe tap for the iat sensor.
here are some more pics
here are some more pics
