It's the intercooler + custom-ish piping. The one you have is actually the one I was aiming for, since it can be had for so cheap. But then I'd have to buy pipes + couplers + take the time to customize it...which isn't feasable since I live in apartments. So buying all the extra parts will end up costing more than what I can get this setup for.mattleegee wrote:You buying the whole kit or just the intercooler?
cxracing has another one that is a little smaller that works great also for $100 brand new shipped
here it is on my car, i dont have my bumper support on but the top pipe fits perfect through it
Your from Columbus, so I'm not going to bash you for running 20psi on a stock turbo. Go Buckeyes!RustspecS13 wrote:You dont need a FMIC untill your pusing 20+psi. I am. On my stock rb20 turbo. ~Alex
I completely agree that a big a** front mount will barely affect spool time on a stock turbo. That's a myth spread on the internet by people who have no clue what they are talking about.GTRs13 wrote:It is never overkill for any size FMIC. Cool dense air is your friend.
And before someone chimes in with the always cute, but what about lag from the piping. Extra piping does not turn your t25 into a GT40 as far as spool up time.
The only time people complain about "Lag-time" (Personally if they are worried about lag, why are you messing around w/ turbos?) are people that use old Journal bearing design turbos, and 18ft of 90's from ebay.
Hell, jam the biggest FMIC you can afford into that thing, you'll be happy.
I bought the intercooler, and a $90 do it yourself pipe kit from the same company, only special tool i used was a MITER SAW to cut all my s***s up, they come with angles and i made it work (quite well actually)Neejay wrote:It's the intercooler + custom-ish piping. The one you have is actually the one I was aiming for, since it can be had for so cheap. But then I'd have to buy pipes + couplers + take the time to customize it...which isn't feasable since I live in apartments. So buying all the extra parts will end up costing more than what I can get this setup for.
GTRs13 wrote:If you don't mind my asking, why 409 stainless?
You live near the ocean that would corrode rather quickly.
Why not 304l, or 321?
http://www.azom.com/Details.asp?ArticleID=965
Oh, and let me also say that it is important to "Bead" your intercooler pipes, no matter how much boost you are running.
http://www.roadraceengineering...d.htm
Looking at your kit, it looks like I could use 4 90 degree pipes...hmm...how long before you make your own piping? Want to sell me your current setup? lolmattleegee wrote:
I bought the intercooler, and a $90 do it yourself pipe kit from the same company, only special tool i used was a MITER SAW to cut all my s***s up, they come with angles and i made it work (quite well actually)
But now that its made i am buying 2.5" 14gauge SS 409 and making both hot and cold pipe into one piece units, 4 couplers just sounds better then 7
That's not happening for at least another 8 months or so. I can easily resale a same-side intercooler for around the same price I'll be paying.sepulchralx wrote:get a freddy intake manifold and put a better kit on.. You dont want to be stuck with an IC that has a dual port end tank on one side and nothing on the other.
No problem, that's why I'm here!l0nestar wrote:Great Links GTRs13!
There is a point where it does become to big but most likely nothing youll fit under the bumper of a S13 or 14DrifterProdigy85 wrote:No such thing as too big. I run a huge 24x12x4 core on my SR. I got the biggest i could cause the turbo is a T67 and looking for 600whp.