which intercooler piping?
#31
#34
Nisei LICP, noticeable gains in throttle response. Any UICP is not likely to make much difference in power on the stock turbo, but the Nisei UICP is pretty and is available in different colors. Nisei is single piece bent pipe, not welded sections of pipe, better for flow. Nisei keeps the factory supports to help reduce the likelihood of popping off. Most UICPs require a small battery kit.
#35
Thats my car and yes like shadow said they are turboxs pipes. Not the best looking pipes but they have not leaked on me one time in 20k miles @ 29psi.
#37
I like them because I could keep my stock battery. That nice of a car needs a serious UICP so you could sell that TurboXS on to me you know
#39
#42
Found the Nisei pipe looks amazing. Does anyone have a good pic of the INjen LICP to compare against the Nisei? The deal on the Injen pipe kit is unbeatable but the Nisei does catch my eye in red. Also the LICP looks to be shorter just want to confirm.
#44
yea from the pics i've seen they look shorter and better engineered. Im thinkin about gettin the injen pipe kit for the upper and intake and jus gettin the Nisei LICP, cuz thats where the real power is anyway. I just dont like the idea of spending $600 on pipes if were to get the Nisei IC kit and a standalone Intake pipe. End of the day they r jus bent pipes
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