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Old 10-19-2013, 12:01 PM   #29
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Yup, you'll just need a tune. I think you will be fine with stock fuel system unless you want bigger numbers.
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Old 10-19-2013, 12:26 PM   #30
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Looks great. You can always get a custom heat exchanger and bottle if you want to increase capacity. Otherwise this looks to be more than adequately sized considering the laminova core volume.
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Old 10-19-2013, 01:05 PM   #31
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I wonder what the estimated numbers with 70mm, cat-less header, mid-pipe, and exhaust
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Old 10-19-2013, 09:48 PM   #32
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Hmmmm, got me thinking
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Old 10-19-2013, 09:56 PM   #33
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Old 10-19-2013, 10:05 PM   #34
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I wonder what the estimated numbers with 70mm, cat-less header, mid-pipe, and exhaust
I bet 280-290 on 94

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Old 10-19-2013, 11:43 PM   #35
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You sir are correct, lol. I am thinking this would help with the AZ heat I will face again come spring time.
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Old 10-20-2013, 12:00 AM   #36
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I should be ordering this kit sometime this week.
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I thought they said it will cost same for the stage 1 buyers to get IC kit compared to stage2. stage 1 + IC kit = $4400, stage 2 = $4200. what's the extra $200 for, the box???
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Really like the looks of this complete kit now. Still would like to see some actual iat data. And is the timing the main difference that was used for the increased power I assume?

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Dear Calum,

There's some 'strange shit' going on with all the intercooler jive. Sprintex released their charge cooler kit with a Bosch 2.5 bar MAP sensor. This MAP sensor also had an integrated air temperature sensor. This sensor has the same linearisation curve as the temp sensor in the OE MAF sensor (Unicorn Tested (tm)). For some reason Sprintex didn't want to, or be smart enough, to do a one-wire change to enable usage of this on-a-plate feature. Unicorn spec does.

Rumour on the rainbow has it that Sprintex have stopped supplying the 2.5 bar MAP sensor and are recommending use of the OE sensor. This may or may not be due to strategy issues in the ECU.

Who knows what Innovate are doing.

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I would really like @Innovate to shed a little more light on this. I have been putting off getting a MAP sensor and relocating the IAT because I was hopeful this would all be taken care of once the charge cooler was released. I see no point buying a new plate that will cram two sensors on a small location when it all can be taken care of with one sensor. Will something like this be released in the future or should I take it upon myself to source a sensor and spend a little time in a machine shop?

I also remember seeing that it would not cost the early adapters any extra money of they wanted to add the charge cooler later. I don't remember who said this or where I saw it. Probably should have looked a little more before I started this post.
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And is the timing the main difference that was used for the increased power I assume?
Delicious Tuning released preliminary dyno's that showed just the cooling effect of the intercooler kit. I believe it was +10 hp from just that.

Then he added timing on top of that and gained +13 hp.

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http://www.ft86club.com/forums/showp...postcount=1413
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Really like the looks of this complete kit now. Still would like to see some actual iat data. And is the timing the main difference that was used for the increased power I assume?

What IAT data do you want? Some here form over this side of the water
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Does fit with robispec rad/oil cooler?
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