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intercooler piping - 2/6/2008 8:23:18 PM

southside

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is injen a good company for intercooler piping for stock psi or should i good with somthing else.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 4:13:27 AM

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Injen i believe is fine for a stock system. I think as you look for more power it will become someone of a restriction just because of the design. Emonz actually has it on his 400+ evo and i think he was gonna be changing them out for something better. But for a stock turbo and boost they wont be a problem

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 5:12:44 AM

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they are not bad BUT I would go with ETS pipeing kits if I could start all over again because they look alot better and routed better

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 3:57:41 PM

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I'll be going with the buschur piece and a small battery kit, myself.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 4:12:36 PM

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Is a hard pipe kit that much better or should one just get a whole FMIC kit? more like is it worth it to get a hard pipe kit.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 4:20:24 PM

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depends on your mods. IMO the pipeong it is more for looks than anything. But there is also no need for a FMIC if your on the stock turbo in most cases. that asside with a piping kit you can alway use a different FMIC at a later time it takes very little to make them fit from the stocker IC to a aftermarket one. For example I was running the injen on my stock IC and now I have all these mods and a new FMIC and still running the injen up pipe

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 4:28:30 PM

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What's a good hard pipe kit? does HKS make one.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 4:56:12 PM

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What's a good hard pipe kit? does HKS make one.

ETS
Buschur racing
AMS

all of those will be just as good or better than HKS and cheaper in most cases.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/7/2008 6:49:20 PM

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thanks what i was going to get was the ams kit but hearing about the mts, its sounds better. but i look more in to it, if i was going to make my own, what kind of materials should i use for better performance and looks.

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RE: intercooler piping - 2/8/2008 3:03:34 PM

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2.5 or 3" aluminum pipeing also get T-bolt clamps others seem blow off all the time.I used Vibrent universal pipe kit on my 240 and loved it.

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