Which FMIC is the best bang for your buck??

[Canada Boy]

I am needing to purchase a FMIC with NO piping, just the core. I installed the piping a while ago and the FMIC that I purchased to go with it did not fit even though i was told that it would I have found that it is hard to buy a FMIC without the piping kit to go with it.

So now i am here to ask all of you... Which company sells the best intercooler for your money? My upgrades are in the SIG.

[fredwei]

What pipes you have?

I suggest you get FMIC with pipes. Some pipe will not work with any core.
Ohnoo dual core is bang for the buck. Go check Pampena's website.

[mikeyVR4]

Depends on what your best bang for the buck means. If you want a cheap core but may have possible surging issues than go with any cheap PMP kit you see which are all just a chinese core.

If you want quality go with ETS.

[ROBERT CONNER]

Just go on ebay

[Forest Gump]

if you have piping already pickup a treadstone core

[mb3000]

Originally Posted by Forest Gump

if you have piping already pickup a treadstone core

This. Best cores for the price, hands down.

[Rom3BreaK]

Originally Posted by fredwei

What pipes you have?

I suggest you get FMIC with pipes. Some pipe will not work with any core.
Ohnoo dual core is bang for the buck. Go check Pampena's website.

I thought Pampena sold a new dual core cxracing kit, rather than oohnoo's?

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[jras312]

Interesing that the treadstone intercoolers have divided end tanks, I wonder how much of a difference that would make...

[mb3000]

IIRC Jeremy picked up ~30AWHP going from a typical Greddy 24x12x3 core to the TR1245 core.

[jras312]

Do you know if he experienced any change in spool due to the 4.5" thick core?