i have a 93 si/vtec and i am runing my intercooler piping. does anyone have any pics of theres and how they ran it?


Modified by roberttomkiewicz at 1:24 PM 4/17/2007

 

not that hard
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on the right side looking at the front of the car, where should the piping run
?

 

it should either run down where the washer fluid res is or right where the power sterring cooler is

 

just cut a hole? right behind the windsheild wash res.

 

did you go thru any of the links i posted????

 

 

i cut a hole in the frame, i took of the washer fluid res. and ran it behind the radiator. the inlet on my turbo is pointing down.

is anyone using a stock bumper??? did you cut out the spots for the fog lights for your intercooler piping?

 

i havent tryied to fit my stock front bumper back on but there will proply need to be some triming done to it.

 

i think i've trimmed like 10 lb's off my bumper from all the trimming i've done to it

no way i'm fitting my fogs back in either

 

How many silicon couplers are needed for the FMIC install typically?

From the pic above, I can count 6. Is that about right? Which company makes high quality ones? Sorry for all the questions, but I'm trying to gather as much information as I can so I can get the correct parts ordered.

 

theres 7

but theres a bend around the battery that i welded but i think must kits have a coupler there, so 8 for a kit

 

i only got 5

 

wow 5 nice

 

I have 6

 

5 and 6 couplers good job
do you guys want a cookie

 

I dont see it being possible doing it without 6. Possibly with 5 but the piping is going to be extremly difficult to remove if you need to take it off in the future.

 

very true

 

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do you guys want a cookie</TD></TR></TABLE>

no need for the 'tude, he asked a question, and we're answering it.

and my piping is easy as hell to take off too. little hassle.