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Old 06-26-2008, 06:31 PM   #16
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any water temp/air temp numbers with the kit? very interested






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Old 06-26-2008, 06:50 PM   #17
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Can't wait to see the finished product, is it finished yet??

Any pricing info yet? I'm tend to look at the FD guys for parts and then figure out how to make it fit on my car (like oil coolers and such) and this looks good. Subscribed to this thread. Keep up the good work.
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Old 06-26-2008, 07:47 PM   #18
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I think fritts has his setup finished he is finishing up his wiring on his haltech just got the car started last weekend so he should be able to give you some info. I think we are going to be making a vmount setup for my fc when we get done playing with some of our other toys just for a heads up. I'll try and keep you informed fritts doesn't get on here much. If you do need to contact him emailing him would be your best bet.
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awesome. Thanks.
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Old 07-11-2008, 06:21 PM   #20
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any updates yet?
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Haven't talked to Fritts for about a week been busy probably will talk with him this weekend or monday so I can tell you more then. Any specific questions for him?
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i e-mailed him about if the IC will fit with turbojeff's 51R battery tray, he said it would be a real tight fit. I was wondering:

1. if he was willing to make a custom sized IC? maybe like 2-3 inches shorter on the driver's side?
3. is there ducting included?
2. is there a splitter to direct more air to the IC or vise versa?
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I'll be talking to him tonight so I can post some updates and possibly get him on here to answer some of your questions.
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sweet, thanks a lot
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Forgot to ask him last night I sent him an email either he or I will get back with you asap.
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Old 07-20-2008, 08:10 PM   #26
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Sorry I'm working on moving and have about 20 balls in the air right now.

1. A custom IC could definetly be made. Most likely it would just be a shift to the passenger side of the engine bay.
2. I will have side plates available for the relocated battery kit. The battery tray would block off most air flow on the drivers side and depending on how far over the battery forces the IC over it will need a custom plate.
3. I am working on splitter but I do not have one at the moment.

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i e-mailed him about if the IC will fit with turbojeff's 51R battery tray, he said it would be a real tight fit. I was wondering:

1. if he was willing to make a custom sized IC? maybe like 2-3 inches shorter on the driver's side?
3. is there ducting included?
2. is there a splitter to direct more air to the IC or vise versa?
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