FMIC upgrade
Originally Posted by Silk
Do you really need an after market FMIC, i mean the stock one is pretty impressive already 

http://www.socalevo.net/forums/viewt...b1f3fd2ebcab9a
Originally Posted by djmikeymike
but i thought the colder the intake temps the more the HP you can make
Now your car doesn't care / can't tell if its day or night.... all it knows is INLET TEMPS.
Again, when it comes to intercoolers I believe Nisei has PROVEN RESULTS and is the ONLY company that you can find detailed info by other users.
This link will show you how the stock core rises to 100F and how the Nisei goes to 67F. While ambient air temps were about 60F.
https://www.evolutionm.net/forums/sh...ighlight=nisei
So basically the closer you remain to amibient, the more hp you will always produce with an air to air FMIC.
I believe Nisei is the best FMIC available, because they have PROVEN RESULTS and are the ONLY company you can find this type of information provided by other users.
I like my TurboXS FMIC.
That Nisei video thing is pretty cool, and that is a pretty sweet looking intercooler. IMO it would be more meaningful to see a before/after intake temp comparison between all those different intercoolers rather than just a size comparison. I'm also wondering if the larger Nisei core does compromise the effectiveness of the cooling system. It's hot as hell here in AZ in the summer and that's something I have to consider. Just a couple things to think about.
That Nisei video thing is pretty cool, and that is a pretty sweet looking intercooler. IMO it would be more meaningful to see a before/after intake temp comparison between all those different intercoolers rather than just a size comparison. I'm also wondering if the larger Nisei core does compromise the effectiveness of the cooling system. It's hot as hell here in AZ in the summer and that's something I have to consider. Just a couple things to think about.
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