Any LICP Dyno gains?
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the many cases where LICP's increased the knock threshhold of Evo's, and in some case completely eliminated a pretty huge detrimental detonation problem; allowing much more power to be had.
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+1 KevinD, good response.
And I agree with Ted B. Between shift spool up time is improved, as well as rolling in power.
I dont know of anyone that has done a before and after with just the LICP. Since its not really cost effective, and money doesnt grow on trees for many of us.
Bottom line - do what you want. If you follow what many of us say about the LICP, and think it will improve your car. Then get one. If not, then dont.
And I agree with Ted B. Between shift spool up time is improved, as well as rolling in power.
I dont know of anyone that has done a before and after with just the LICP. Since its not really cost effective, and money doesnt grow on trees for many of us.
Bottom line - do what you want. If you follow what many of us say about the LICP, and think it will improve your car. Then get one. If not, then dont.
Originally Posted by Ultimateone
No matter what it has to help especially after looking after how bad it tapers to like an inch and a half.
not trying to talk crap just saying it has to have some sort of hp gain...i would love to see it also
The LICP is so awesome that when a friend of mine put it on his car my car gained whp, too! And I hadn't even bought my car yet! It is the Chuck Norris of mods.
Seriously, by benefit alone of being shorter it should reduce pressure drop and help spool, etc. Can't hurt to do it after the basic mods.
Seriously, by benefit alone of being shorter it should reduce pressure drop and help spool, etc. Can't hurt to do it after the basic mods.
When you purchase a FMIC (front mount intercooler), don't they usually include the LICP (lower intercooler pipe) as well? The kit from Greddy/Trust includes the metal piping from what I can see. So if you buy a "kit" FMIC, it should come with the piping included, shouldn't it?
I just installed my Nisei LICP today and it was a very unpleasant install process I must say. Anything that involves that damn undertray is awful, I hate that thing. Taking the bumper off was fine, getting it back on was fine. Getting the pipe lined up properly to bolt up and get it in the coupler and get the clamps on was HORRIBLE!!! Its a great product, looks amazing Just didn't have fun with the install. Then again it was from my back with a jack and jack stands.... I'll let ya know what I notice.
Originally Posted by Nauticabri
I just installed my Nisei LICP today and it was a very unpleasant install process I must say. Anything that involves that damn undertray is awful, I hate that thing. Taking the bumper off was fine, getting it back on was fine. Getting the pipe lined up properly to bolt up and get it in the coupler and get the clamps on was HORRIBLE!!! Its a great product, looks amazing Just didn't have fun with the install. Then again it was from my back with a jack and jack stands.... I'll let ya know what I notice.

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Originally Posted by Ultimateone
No matter what it has to help especially after looking after how bad it tapers to like an inch and a half.
On a IX however it would be a good upgrade initially
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