Opinions on Ebay fmic kits
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i deffinately need to ditch the stock topmount on my 88 T2. was looking at the ebay kits, i bought a kit years ago for my dsm and worked great. what do you guys think? was looking at a few of them and didnt see prewelded flanges for the bov either... i have a blitz bov now if it makes any diffrence in the setup.
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Some of them suck, some of them don't. Unfortunately it is going to be difficult to tell which just buy looking at the auction.
For example, some of the eBay intercoolers are so crappy that they don't even include internal finning.
The piping is pretty poor aluminum which makes it a bit hard to weld, but for the price you can't beat the amount of bends you get compared to other sources. Regardless of which direction you take, you'll need to have a BOV flange welded onto it. Because of the variety of BOVs, none of the kits come with flanges.
For example, some of the eBay intercoolers are so crappy that they don't even include internal finning.
The piping is pretty poor aluminum which makes it a bit hard to weld, but for the price you can't beat the amount of bends you get compared to other sources. Regardless of which direction you take, you'll need to have a BOV flange welded onto it. Because of the variety of BOVs, none of the kits come with flanges.