UICP help
Mar 11, 2008, 06:25 PM
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UICP help
Hello,
I ordered an intercoler kit with the upper and lower piping. Unfortunately it did not come with any installation instructions, and after a couple of hours with two other people we could not figure out how to get it installed. I always believed that this should have been a very quick job since my car is all apart already but nothing seems to go my way these days...Anyway looking around for some ideas i realized that the injen uicp has a bracket that looks very similar to my pipe. Its located right next to the flange/bong whatever you want to call it for the dv. Does anyone have any good pictures of this showing what it is bolted to or could someone explain to me what it is bolted to? Im in desperate need of help!!! Thanks everyone
I ordered an intercoler kit with the upper and lower piping. Unfortunately it did not come with any installation instructions, and after a couple of hours with two other people we could not figure out how to get it installed. I always believed that this should have been a very quick job since my car is all apart already but nothing seems to go my way these days...Anyway looking around for some ideas i realized that the injen uicp has a bracket that looks very similar to my pipe. Its located right next to the flange/bong whatever you want to call it for the dv. Does anyone have any good pictures of this showing what it is bolted to or could someone explain to me what it is bolted to? Im in desperate need of help!!! Thanks everyone
Mar 11, 2008, 06:43 PM
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Ey buddy i have the Injen UICP/intake and it bolts up just fine. Work around it and just keep making suggestments and it'll bolt up just right. Sorry i dont have any pics as of right now kinda wished i did so you could see but honestly it bolts up just fine.
Mar 11, 2008, 06:44 PM
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I have seen pictures of the setup so i have a general idea where they go but for a good 3 hours at least we could not figure out how they actually go. Heres the link to the item for reference.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CXRac...mZ250222758116
I am just for starters trying to figure out where that one bracket bolts to. I just happened to notice that it seems to be the same thing as on the injen uicp
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/CXRac...mZ250222758116
I am just for starters trying to figure out where that one bracket bolts to. I just happened to notice that it seems to be the same thing as on the injen uicp
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Mar 11, 2008, 07:14 PM
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Well, haha, sorry then. I just hate seeing guys buy this crap from ebay, that intercooler really does suck. The testing of it is on our website in the forums.
I do appreciate you buying our stuff.
I say it all the time. Rather than spend your hard earned money on something that isn't the best, you are much better off to just wait patiently until you can afford the better part.
Did you figure it out and get it on? I hope so.
I do appreciate you buying our stuff.
I say it all the time. Rather than spend your hard earned money on something that isn't the best, you are much better off to just wait patiently until you can afford the better part.
Did you figure it out and get it on? I hope so.
Mar 11, 2008, 07:26 PM
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Believe me if i could buy the real things i would. But the reality of it is that im an 18 year old without a bunch of disposable income. My stock intercooler and lower piping needed to be replaced so i decided to give it a shot. Im not planning on heavily modding my evo at least as of right now so i figured that if it would make power then why not? Anyway I havent been able to figure it out yet. I just feel bad because my car is sitting on the lift taking up space and i just dont want to waste the guys time anymore. After all his time is money...If anyone else would like to chime in with some help that would be greatly appreciated.
Mar 12, 2008, 08:36 AM
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sorry if i sound like i'm beating a dead horse or however the saying goes...but i definately agree with dave on waiting patiently on getting the best parts instead of getting less quality. i know that you do not have a lot of disposable income, but why did you have to replace the fmic? couldn't claim it under your insurance?
as for the kit you have and after looking at the pictures...this may be a stupid suggestioun but, why not try calling/emailing the company that created the kit and have them talk you through it or at least email you a set of instructions?
good luck with the install
as for the kit you have and after looking at the pictures...this may be a stupid suggestioun but, why not try calling/emailing the company that created the kit and have them talk you through it or at least email you a set of instructions?
good luck with the install
