Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

You like it too much to sell it.

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

I do like this talon, and this car would be long GONE if it was a manual.


But auto's really do have some advantages, for the right person:


You don't have to learn to shift a manual.

No shifting in heavy traffic.

Little to no crankwalk risks on a 7 bolt motor.

Heavy Duty trannys that can take serious HP without failing.

Having your right hand free to play with your..........

Stereo, Red Bull, DSMLINK, Girlfriend, etc.

Consistant time tickets at the track.



Everything has it's price, this car's is $11,000

You bring me the "jing" and I'll give you the title, period.

So what I'm doing now is just trying to scramble enough $ together for a Si with a VTech and get some real power on the road!


j/k..........


<Hint what I'm really looking at has the lastest 4g63 made...:->

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Evos are stick, you must mean a Sonata...

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

I am talking a stick Evo.......or........


The darkside..........:->

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

WTF are you talking about?

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

No one shall ever know...

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Srt-4 :p

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Darkside= 1G

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Not getting any solid offers so I'm just going to keep building her.

The extreme intercoolers FMIC Kit will get this week.

Who wants to help some with the install?

I'm buying all the Savoy Pizza a Red Bull you can handle!

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Just bought this very same kit even cheaper, as this guy does online auctions off Ebay as well.

Gonna start tearing it all down tonight!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...sPageName=WDVW

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...ayphotohosting

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

I would if I wasn't in the process of remodeling the basement. It looks like it shouldn't be too much of a problem.

Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...
 

Final specs: 31 X 7 X 3.5" <Flows 800 cfm> 2.5 tubing <setup for a 1G BOV and 16G> all the way up to the TB. Should be able to keep the fogs and the stock fans. Hope to have it local here about a week?