Can you replace the vortech fmic w an larger fmic? has any 1 done this im about to buy a used kit and the fmic just looks like **** i wanna replace it and just wondering if it would be benificial or hurt . . . any thoughts on this?

 

You can for sure. Some people use the Garrett core when running a T-Trim. If you would just like the same core that comes with the kit that is possible too. Give me a call or shoot me a PM if you want some pricing.

 

whats the difference in the core? and its a v2 non rev kit i dont know what the t-trim means (first time going FI) would it mater if i got a universal fmic as long as the two inlets match up the same length. .

 

i would like some details on the garret core as well.. what are the dimensions of it'.. thaksss

 

http://www.atpturbo.com/mm5/merchant...egory_Code=INT

"600HP Garrett high density/high efficiency bar and plate intercooler with ATP cast end tanks. 24" Wide - 10.5" Tall - 3.0" Thickness. 2.5" inlet and outlet hose connections. "

T-Trim is just a higher flow supercharger, you would be fine with Vortech supplied IC. They are around $400

 

There are a few generic I/C out there with a 22x8x3.5 core. This is simple going to be approx 2" longer than stock I/C. you can get CXRacing ones which sells on ebay for pretty cheap. Treadstone's TR8 is probably also a generic one, but they do sell a 24x8x3.5 I/C, which will probably fit if you just cut the pipes down an inch or two on each side. I've been considering the TR8 myself.

http://www.treadstoneperformance.com...R8+Intercooler

 

Treadstone is cost effective as well. We sell Treadstone and will give you a bit off if you call in the order. Support a vendor

http://www.assaultech.com/treadstone.../i-407190.aspx

 

look on my350z.com FI section

the resident vortech guru (oldman350z) has a thread about a new fmic he is using with the results. Search for his name or look in FI for his thread with pics.

I think it was a very good priced intercooler also.

 

If you are running a stock Vortech tuner or full kit, the Vortech FMIC is more than adequate for your needs.