Getting serious about a FMIC, need options...

[Kracka]

Too large of a core will significantly increase the time it takes for your turbo to spool. You want 2.5" in/outlets. 24x10x3 is a good size. Ask Tom what size core he bought...his is pretty nice for the money.

[howslowcanyougo]

Originally Posted by S2kracka

Too large of a core will significantly increase the time it takes for your turbo to spool. You want 2.5" in/outlets. 24x10x3 is a good size. Ask Tom what size core he bought...his is pretty nice for the money.

Being that it takes till 3000 RpM for this 16G spool on this auto car now, I don't need any more lag!

Is Tom's installed and running yet?

Any details?

Performance, install issues?

What's brand name, vendor?

TIA.....

[scheides]

Originally Posted by howslowcanyougo

Being that it takes till 3000 RpM for this 16G spool on this auto car now, I don't need any more lag!

No whining about lag, your car has a turbo, and you will always have lag. If you ever upgrade your turbo you will have more lag, it is just how the system works (for now).

I have a the Buschur 2g kit, w/ a 24x11x3.5 core, and with the small 16g I have on there now, I get 10psi by about 2300rpms, depending on what gear I'm in.

[howslowcanyougo]

Originally Posted by scheides

No whining about lag, your car has a turbo, and you will always have lag. If you ever upgrade your turbo you will have more lag, it is just how the system works (for now).

I have a the Buschur 2g kit, w/ a 24x11x3.5 core, and with the small 16g I have on there now, I get 10psi by about 2300rpms, depending on what gear I'm in.

If that's the case this combo don't look too bad for the $ then?

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...category=33742

[At-Least-It's-An-Evo]

Originally Posted by S2kracka

Too large of a core will significantly increase the time it takes for your turbo to spool. You want 2.5" in/outlets. 24x10x3 is a good size. Ask Tom what size core he bought...his is pretty nice for the money.

Yea, it can take something like 0.0001 seconds longer to fill a large FMIC versus a small one.