GReddy fmic Q

[Fro-Daddy]

Hey guys, I'm guessing a few people on here would have the GReddy Spec M fmic kit on their car...so I'm just wondering if you could help me out and post a pic of where the piping goes through the battery tray and maybe some measurements of what size battery would fit?

I'm about to buy a new battery as I am paying for my fmic tonight, and would like to make sure the battery I am getting will fit. It is an Odyssey PC680 MJT...

Thankyou

 

[ichi-go]

Refer to here

 

[Fro-Daddy]

Requires me to login, or in this case create an account...is it possible to re host the pics on imageshack.us or something?

 

[ichi-go]

Cut it a 90mm hole (even though the instructions state 80mm, gives it that extra room)

The measurements on where to cut will come with your fmic kit

 

[mint]

um hang on so with any FMI for the 15 you need to cut a hole?

 

[Dazz0i]

no, you can get a different type that runs back to the same wing as the standard one, then takes the route of the stock cold side.

 

[meddler]

It's called a turnflow. ARC make one. they are a little more expensive and you get a little more lag than a cross flow but IMO I would rather have a little more lag than cut holes in my car.

 

[kimi]

Apex performance do two types of FMIC,


type 1 = you cut the hole in the battery tray

type 2 = you dont cut the hole :wack:

take a look here

http://www.apexperformance.co.uk/ca...46&PHPSESSID=ac4a8ded939efea8f01bd2c71500b4b6

 

[Fro-Daddy]

Thanks Ichi!

 

[Pazz]

The hole is only through a battery tray, which if you really wanted to, you could order another from Japan. You do however have to cut/bend a very small part of the front chassis rails/impact bars afaik. See here: (BIT WITH RED LINE AROUND)

 

[ichi-go]

Pretty sure most of the cooler kits need you to bend that part slightly to clear. Maybe you can modify the cooler mounts so you dont have to bent/cut but it's easier just to bent/cut it.

 

[Topper]

You also need to trun the screenwash bottle to get the pipework past.

ichi-go, what did you use round the pipe at the battery tray?