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 Post subject: Turbo Mini FMIC
PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:06 pm 
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Not sure what you turbo guys use in terms of a FMIC, but I had a thought the other day that the stock FMIC of a XR6T might do the job? Its pretty compact, and plums across to the drivers side. If it was able to be fitted, these are pretty cheap these days with a lot of guys upgrading. You would just about get one for free!!

Was just a thought??

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Yeah not bad I'd say. It looks smaller than the one I have. Mine has more rows, probably more than necessary. It looks like that would be just the right size.

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PostPosted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 4:39 pm 
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The XR's run 5-6psi boost stock, not sure what the turbo guys are running. But these flow enough air to supply a 4L 6 making 240-245kw.

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