View Poll Results: Buschur Delux or AMS with lower intercooler pipe
Buschur Delux
17
37.78%
AMS with lower intercooler pipe
28
62.22%
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Buschur Delux or AMS with lower intercooler pipe
wich one is better and more reliable.
wich one is better and more reliable.
Buschur Deluxe has much shorter lower IC pipe routing and the whole package is less expensive...
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Evolved Member
I cant say anything about the Buschur product because i have never seen it in person or tried it, but I have the AMS front mount and I couldn't be happier with the quality of it. The thing is absolutely gorgeous.
Evolved Member
AMS has claimed whp numbers on their site. 7-10 whp. I chose the AMS because it replaces the entire LICP and judging from the pictures on the Buschur site, to me it looks like their kit only replaces part of the LICP. I could be wrong but I don't regret my choice.
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He's talking about the piping not the actual intercooler. Btw most people post when they have experience, inciteful information, or a valid question. Stop being a post *****.Originally Posted by yellowgsr
Buschur Race fmic!!!
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He's talking about the piping not the actual intercooler. Btw most people post when they have experience, inciteful information, or a valid question. Stop being a post *****.
I think you have it backward. The Buschur Deluxe replaces the the intercooler and everything from the turbo outlet pipe to the intercooler. All of this is included with the deluxe kit. The AMS intercooler includes no piping, but you can order the AMS lower intercooler pipe which replaces the most restrictive part of the lower IC pipe, but doesn't give you the larger turbo outlet pipe. I had an AMS lower pipe before I had my Buschur deluxe kit, so I'm speaking from experience.Originally Posted by AWDrift07
AMS has claimed whp numbers on their site. 7-10 whp. I chose the AMS because it replaces the entire LICP and judging from the pictures on the Buschur site, to me it looks like their kit only replaces part of the LICP. I could be wrong but I don't regret my choice.
He's talking about the piping not the actual intercooler. Btw most people post when they have experience, inciteful information, or a valid question. Stop being a post *****.
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Honestly, my opinion is that they would perform very close to the same on a stock or larger turbo, except that the AMS cost more because it doesn't include the lower IC pipe.Originally Posted by CubanEVO
so what is better for a stock turbo
Evolving Member
Nisei intercooler pipes look very good and there intercooler is very good too. Here are the the Nisei intercooler pipes in red vs the Helix intercooler pipes.
http://www.nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30

http://www.nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=30

Evolved Member
Correct, our Deluxe FMIC kit replaces the turbo outlet elbow along with the lower i/c pipe. It is a complete intercooler and lower i/c pipe replacement. Entire kit is $695, they are on the shelf and can ship same day. (atleast this week
We see gains of 15 whp with the Deluxe over the stock FMIC consistently on the dyno.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com

We see gains of 15 whp with the Deluxe over the stock FMIC consistently on the dyno.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
Evolved Member
You get more for less $ with Buschur and quality is the same IMO. Easy choice.
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We see gains of 15 whp with the Deluxe over the stock FMIC consistently on the dyno.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
is it easy to installOriginally Posted by davidbuschur
Correct, our Deluxe FMIC kit replaces the turbo outlet elbow along with the lower i/c pipe. It is a complete intercooler and lower i/c pipe replacement. Entire kit is $695, they are on the shelf and can ship same day. (atleast this week
We see gains of 15 whp with the Deluxe over the stock FMIC consistently on the dyno.
David Buschur
www.buschurracing.com
It's not a snap to install, but it's not like doing cams either. You need extensions, an elbow socket and you may need to massage the mounting brackets on the core to get it aligned just right. You may also need to trim the brackets holding the mesh on the inside of the nose. Finally, depending on what actuator you have, you may need to shim it for clearance from the turbo outlet pipe. It's a straight forward job if you are used to working on cars.



