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Pics of my car with the FMIC are in the link above. I have the black Votex Jetta
There was no cuttin of the bumper involved and there was actually room between the FMIC and front bumper. The install was easy. The hardest part actually was removing the pancake and associated old plumbing.
The FMIC is well positioned my bumper opening (same with my friends oettinger red jetta) noth pipes on either side are leveled and straight and even
the installation is very clean and fits solidly, The piping still allows for the engine cover, CAI and strut tower bar to be used.
After installation on the way home I gave it a couple times and boost was normal, so all the connections were air tight (peaking 16-17 settling at 14.5 or so) (no leaks)
the car dyno'd last year @ 225-210whp (225 being the first run and 210 being the lowest HP run on the same day, 15whp drop)
this year once it clears up again I will take the car out to the dyno to see how much the FMIC reduces "heat soak" (approx) of course
overall the presentation of the kit is spot on since both cars in the link are top show cars in the Toronto and surrounding area where visual presentation is an absolute must.
so as for now (only had it on for a day), 2 http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif to Eurojet for a clean and air tight installation.
Pics of my car with the FMIC are in the link above. I have the black Votex Jetta
There was no cuttin of the bumper involved and there was actually room between the FMIC and front bumper. The install was easy. The hardest part actually was removing the pancake and associated old plumbing.
The FMIC is well positioned my bumper opening (same with my friends oettinger red jetta) noth pipes on either side are leveled and straight and even
the installation is very clean and fits solidly, The piping still allows for the engine cover, CAI and strut tower bar to be used.
After installation on the way home I gave it a couple times and boost was normal, so all the connections were air tight (peaking 16-17 settling at 14.5 or so) (no leaks)
the car dyno'd last year @ 225-210whp (225 being the first run and 210 being the lowest HP run on the same day, 15whp drop)
this year once it clears up again I will take the car out to the dyno to see how much the FMIC reduces "heat soak" (approx) of course
overall the presentation of the kit is spot on since both cars in the link are top show cars in the Toronto and surrounding area where visual presentation is an absolute must.
so as for now (only had it on for a day), 2 http://****************.com/smile/emthup.gif to Eurojet for a clean and air tight installation.
