should i bother with UICP?
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should i bother with UICP?
You can see my mods in my signature and my dyno results. I have an Evo 9 BOV that needs to be put in and the short shifter here is well...but waiting for the weather to cooperate.
Anyways, I noticed my fan is rubbing on the flexible portion of uicp....and considered putting some injen uicp in. Will I see anything off the upper piping...from what I read...probably not...but just hoping for some more opinions and what have you.
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Anyways, I noticed my fan is rubbing on the flexible portion of uicp....and considered putting some injen uicp in. Will I see anything off the upper piping...from what I read...probably not...but just hoping for some more opinions and what have you.
thanks
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I only upgraded my UICP because I'm putting in a larger turbo. Otherwise you'll feel no diffrence if you're on the stock turbo. I had my stock UICP coupler rubbing on the radiator fan, just like you, so I put extra washers under the bolt to give it more room.
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gotcha, i was looking for dressing it up. Was gonna get injen piping for the uicp. $125 shipped for both...maybe i should put my money elsewhere then......maybe a hard pipe for the intake....
but dressing it up would be nice
Just the rubbing today I noticed was bothersome....
but dressing it up would be nice
Just the rubbing today I noticed was bothersome....
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any advice what to get next mellon. I just had the tune done like 3 weeks ago with cams and all. I have a TP but prefer not to run it. The car is a daily driver and the HFC stinks bad enough.
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FMIC
ported intake manifold
ported exhaust manifold
ported 02 housing
65mm throttle body
it's time to improve the efficiency! = better pump gas power
oh and install that test pipe!, it doesn't stink unless you're sucking on the exhaust tip
ported intake manifold
ported exhaust manifold
ported 02 housing
65mm throttle body
it's time to improve the efficiency! = better pump gas power
oh and install that test pipe!, it doesn't stink unless you're sucking on the exhaust tip
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Most of you are wrong on this one. First off injen piping is just terrible. If you are going to do an uicp do a short route and a battery relocation. The only thing that is going to do for you is transfer some weight to the back with the battery but for the uicp it gives you a little more response. You don't just need to do this for a larger turbo. Another benefit from this is that the stock flexible couplers pop off very easy so this will eliminate that. Also the bling factor makes a difference. Mini batteries are nice and save some weight but they die after a year.