Ets licp w/ vrsf intercooler
Jul 10, 2016, 05:15 PM
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Ets licp w/ vrsf intercooler
Hey guys, first off, please move if posted in wrong section. Just curious, has anyone ever ran in to any fitment issues with an ETS LICP ans UICP and a VR Speed Factory 3.5" intercooler bolting together? I was gonna match my whole cooling with ETS, but, since I'm on a budget right now, I'm thinking of buying VRSF to save a couple hundred. Any info would be great, thanks.
Jul 10, 2016, 05:42 PM
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I have the ets licp with a vrsf 3.5 and no real issues with the Fitment.
The only issue is I did not receive any mounting hardware with the vrsf so I had to fab my own. It's a good fmic, but if I had to do it again I would have gone ETS. I had to cut some of the core support and a little of the plastic liner and spent couple hours trying to get it to fit right. I'm sure the ets has 0 fitment issues.
The only issue is I did not receive any mounting hardware with the vrsf so I had to fab my own. It's a good fmic, but if I had to do it again I would have gone ETS. I had to cut some of the core support and a little of the plastic liner and spent couple hours trying to get it to fit right. I'm sure the ets has 0 fitment issues.
Jul 10, 2016, 05:53 PM
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I have the ets licp with a vrsf 3.5 and no real issues with the Fitment.
The only issue is I did not receive any mounting hardware with the vrsf so I had to fab my own. It's a good fmic, but if I had to do it again I would have gone ETS. I had to cut some of the core support and a little of the plastic liner and spent couple hours trying to get it to fit right. I'm sure the ets has 0 fitment issues.
The only issue is I did not receive any mounting hardware with the vrsf so I had to fab my own. It's a good fmic, but if I had to do it again I would have gone ETS. I had to cut some of the core support and a little of the plastic liner and spent couple hours trying to get it to fit right. I'm sure the ets has 0 fitment issues.
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Did your LICP and UICP bolt up perfectly? I remember coming across a thread(can't remember where) someone had a VRSF IC and ETS piping and it was way off, like wasn't close to bolting and coupling to the end tanks. Maybe he just had a bad one.
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Jul 19, 2016, 02:16 PM
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We revised the brackets a while back in order to resolve the issue we had with other brands intercooler piping.
As far as the hardware, I wasn't aware the hardware wasn't included. I'll make sure our guys go through all the kits and include the proper hardware moving forward.
The FMIC should fit without any modification to your front brace. We sell about half a dozen of these a week and this is the first time I've heard of someone having an issue with the crash beam.
As far as the hardware, I wasn't aware the hardware wasn't included. I'll make sure our guys go through all the kits and include the proper hardware moving forward.
The FMIC should fit without any modification to your front brace. We sell about half a dozen of these a week and this is the first time I've heard of someone having an issue with the crash beam.
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