My new IX MPFab Front Mount - PICS
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My new IX MPFab Front Mount - PICS
Because I am lazy I paid a shop to fabricate the tanks for my new front mount intercooler. I saw pics of the FMIC that MPFAB had done for his VIII and decided I wanted one for my IX. I took a 3.5hr trip to Birmingham and fabricated the tanks and modified the IC pipes in a day. The core is the Garrett GT 24"x12"x3.5". It required no cutting to make it fit and the bumper and under tray fit like stock. I was impressed with the work, but I have to say that I thought MPFAB stood for Morgan Performance Fabrication, but Walker told me that Fab stood for Fabulous.
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MORGAN from z31.com, welded the intercooler for you? Looks pretty good, are you still using the stock turbo?
James, I remember meeting you several years ago, when you came down to Austin,Tx. When, you still had the yellow Z turbo. Supposedly Brent Nix was going to build the motor for you. Its pretty amazing that you are into the Evo's and Z cars.
James, I remember meeting you several years ago, when you came down to Austin,Tx. When, you still had the yellow Z turbo. Supposedly Brent Nix was going to build the motor for you. Its pretty amazing that you are into the Evo's and Z cars.
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Originally Posted by ex-honda
With all the fabrication, why are you still using worm drive clamps and not t-bolts?
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Originally Posted by ex-honda
With all the fabrication, why are you still using worm drive clamps and not t-bolts?
If you are getting it custom fabricated, Adel Wiggins is where it's at! Only about an extra $600-900 for JUST THE CLAMPS depending on how many you use, but hey, it's only money right?