Best LICP for a IX?
We guarantee 100% bolt-on fitment on our products and warranty everything we build for life, so I can assure you no fitment issues with our LICP kit
We also include a 4-ply reinforced silicone coupler for the turbo outlet connection and 100% SS Breeze T-bolt clamps that will take everything a 3/8" impact gun will take without breaking (we will replace them no questions asked if they do!). Piping is 2.5" for the complete length in just one piece with no reductions. Pricing is $174 for either black or silver powder coated versions. We actually just redesigned our LICP for slightly shorter length:
If I can help answer any questions be sure to get a hold of me!
Tom
We also include a 4-ply reinforced silicone coupler for the turbo outlet connection and 100% SS Breeze T-bolt clamps that will take everything a 3/8" impact gun will take without breaking (we will replace them no questions asked if they do!). Piping is 2.5" for the complete length in just one piece with no reductions. Pricing is $174 for either black or silver powder coated versions. We actually just redesigned our LICP for slightly shorter length:
If I can help answer any questions be sure to get a hold of me!
Tom
i love everything ETS, and im sure their LICP works just as good as any other pipe if not better. but i have to say, when it comes to putting down power, and getting yout fittment just right, i went with the AMS LICP, it's a 2 piece unit, and made for perfect fitment.
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Tom
No I undersand its necessary my question is does it make a difference?
Wshihdnevo made it sound like your design was superior to AMS because of the neck down, when to me it seemed like yours is the same just in a different place.
Wshihdnevo made it sound like your design was superior to AMS because of the neck down, when to me it seemed like yours is the same just in a different place.
More than likely there will be little difference in performance, we just avoided small diameter piping as early in the LICP as possible for the best possible flow. Replacing the factory LICP makes a fairly significant power, spool, throttle response difference in an EVO, and the only notable difference between stock and any aftermarket unit is where the expansion to 2.5" diameter piping occurs.
Tom
Tom
You insinuated the ETS LICP didnt neck down, I didnt assume anything. Now if a drastic change in size is better then a slowly tapered one, I dont know but they both do change size (or neck down as you put it) just at different rates.
^The pipe itself doesnt kneck down like the AMS one, only the coupler knecks down to accomodate the licp, just like most aftermarket pieces for most stock turbo cars of every make. You read too far into...



