FMIC piping
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FMIC piping
so what do yall suggest i am new to the rx-7, but i have a 87 turbo II and my buddy is giving me his evo 9 intercooler so i was wonder about the piping, i was lookin stuff up on the web and found a greddy kit, so should i get that, or just buy that adapter and then make custom pipes..? thanx
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anyother suggestions, sry to bring this back to top but it kinda died this morning and it seems that there are alot more ppl on right now....thanx
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you'll need the trottle body elbow....you *can* put 90 degre elbows on it an make the stock one work, but come on....
Higgi on the forum sells greddy replicas for about 100 dollars...Ive got one - decent piece.
Other than that just get some couplers and piping and go wild.
meh, we've got free health care
Higgi on the forum sells greddy replicas for about 100 dollars...Ive got one - decent piece.
Other than that just get some couplers and piping and go wild.
you guys in the states are lucky
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