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Onefast99gsx · 04-27-2005

Seems like a good deal to me too but there is like 6 days left in the auction. Also seems like too big of an intercooler IMO. I don't see any pictures of brackets and such. They weld bung things to the top and bottom but where is the parts that actually mount it to something? I spent probably just as much time trying to figure out how/what to mount to as i did on the piping idea project. Also, unless you're gonna cut the shit out of your front bumper cover, that intercooler size is a waste. You'll have about 4 to 5 rows of passages that are covered up.

IMPORTANT- Also if you have a 2g with foglights, make sure you can still have your fogs with whatever I/C you choose. The 2-178 that i sold, the way the tanks were made and the mounts were, didn't allow you to run your fogs. The piping went right smack in front of where the fogs were.

04-27-2005	#33
Onefast99gsx Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 1,411	Re: Getting serious about a FMIC, need options... Seems like a good deal to me too but there is like 6 days left in the auction. Also seems like too big of an intercooler IMO. I don't see any pictures of brackets and such. They weld bung things to the top and bottom but where is the parts that actually mount it to something? I spent probably just as much time trying to figure out how/what to mount to as i did on the piping idea project. Also, unless you're gonna cut the shit out of your front bumper cover, that intercooler size is a waste. You'll have about 4 to 5 rows of passages that are covered up. IMPORTANT- Also if you have a 2g with foglights, make sure you can still have your fogs with whatever I/C you choose. The 2-178 that i sold, the way the tanks were made and the mounts were, didn't allow you to run your fogs. The piping went right smack in front of where the fogs were.