Which UICP works with ARC induction box?
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The Nisei Engineering UICP's w/HKS BOV usually come with the valves mounted on the top. In my other post I mentioned that Nisei locates the valve per customer request. You might want to read my other post and take advantage of the timing. Check it out if you get a chance.
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I just played it safe and got ARC all the way around......question though. does the box sit that far up out of the engine bay like the pic above??? i dont think i will like the box sitting so far up like that
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LMAO
Sorry for laughing dude but how the heck is going to collapse under vaccum, it is not like it is sealed up like a ballon. It's function is to redirect air into the turbo, you are talking like if there's a plate inside the thing that opens and closes .
Sorry for laughing dude but how the heck is going to collapse under vaccum, it is not like it is sealed up like a ballon. It's function is to redirect air into the turbo, you are talking like if there's a plate inside the thing that opens and closes .
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I guess you've never heard of people with CAI having problems with the piping couplers collapsing and restricting air under boost. The Samco hose is made from silicon which to my knowledge is somewhat flexible. So add some heat from the engine and it would become even more flexible. That is the whole reason behind hard pipes. So things don't expand / collapse. So go LMAO back under your rock.
Last edited by Chukee_R; Oct 13, 2007 at 08:36 AM.
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Nisei Engineering has it here is a Link & a couple of pix as well.
http://www.nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33
http://www.nisei-evo.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=33
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if you're installing silicon hoses so that they're acting as pipe and not sealant... you're doing things wrong.
oh wait... that's how the samco hoses are... honestly though... it's probably not a problem.
they have that induction pipe and it doesn't collapse...
oh wait... that's how the samco hoses are... honestly though... it's probably not a problem.
they have that induction pipe and it doesn't collapse...