Arc Fmic
weight is priceless... when people are taking out their headlights and putting blanks in because it takes weight off the nose... i think having a light intercooler is equally justified.
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Originally Posted by x838nwy
On the ARC web site (in Japanese), 3 models fit the evo.
M073, M079 and M073 wide.
Which ones are people using?
What's the difference?
M073, M079 and M073 wide.
Which ones are people using?
What's the difference?
Last edited by Boosted GP; Dec 31, 2005 at 11:22 PM.
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Originally Posted by davidbuschur
You guys send me any FMIC you want tested, the car is on the dyno with the fascia off, testing FMIC is easy. Send a witness too so there is no question on the outcome. I will put our FMIC kit up against ANYONE'S!
The challenge is there, someone ship me a FMIC.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
The challenge is there, someone ship me a FMIC.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Originally Posted by 58177
Ok, so with it all said and done. Which intercooler do you guy's think is the best bang for the buck and with no install problems. With the stock turbo of course.
ARC: Its fully Titanium fmic as well. Its a massive intercooler, titanium, and from Japan..thats the reason for the xtra cost.
Buschur: The man knows what he's talking about...if he's willing to put ANY FMIC up to their models, I be he'll give away a FMIC of his if another wins.
I personally am going with Burschur
Best bang for the buck!
Buschur: The man knows what he's talking about...if he's willing to put ANY FMIC up to their models, I be he'll give away a FMIC of his if another wins.
I personally am going with Burschur
Best bang for the buck!
Originally Posted by x838nwy
I'm fairly sure the ARC aren't Titanium. Can anybody confirm?
