#49099, "RE: spearco fmic questions.... ALSO can all spearco fmic owners post close up pics of cutting done t..." In response to Reply # 0
Check out RRE (http://www.roadraceengineering.com/eclintake.htm). They have a top-to-bottom IC with ends tanks for about 475. It even has the inlet/outlet on the same side, makes it much easier for us to install. Its not a Spearco, its a Griffin but I havent heard anything bad about Griffins from my local turbo DSM crew.
NeoVB 2005 Subaru Impreza 2.5RS 1997 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS TURBO 1995 Mitsubishi Galant ES DOHC TURBO 1991 Eagle Talon TSI AWD
#49153, "RE: spearco fmic questions.... ALSO can all spearco fmic owners post close up pics of cutting done t..." In response to Reply # 2
i like that spearco fmic off of ebay also. i have been looking at those fmic for a few weeks now and that is the exact one i am getting. I am buying it June 5 (payday):D , i can't wait to get my turbo installed, i will post pics as soon as i get everything on.
99 RS-T "New bottom end(8.6:1 w/long rods)" Turbonetics 60-1/Portfueler/etc!!!!!
#49156, "RE: spearco fmic questions.... ALSO can all spearco fmic owners post close up pics of cutting done t..." In response to Reply # 3
i just helped justin99rs install one this past week (from the star kit). its not too hard at all. a dremel (or in our case, a hack saw) makes the job pretty easy.
in that one, the intercooler was too high, there are two bolt holes on the bracket, and they line up perfectly with both the factory bolt on the hood lock bracket and an empty hole right above (i think, might be below) it. piping was hard to get lined up correctly, but we didnt have to cut much away. we cut good chunk out of the plastic bottom-bumper-cover-holder-thing (look at the left of the IC, second fin-row from the top, you can see where we started cutting, and proceeded to cut behind the IC). we also had to trim a bit from some plastic right behind the horn, and reposition the horn at a different angle.
all in all, it took us less than an hour to get the intercooler on and the piping run. removing the front bumper pieces took about 20 mins w/ one person working on each side.
i hope justin jumps in here, he probably remembers better than i do.