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Old 13-08-2005, 07:36 AM
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Default Relocating FMIC IC piping from end tanks

Hey guys,

i was wanting to move the postion of the start of my FMIC piping from the side of the intercooler end tanks to the back of the intercooler endtanks. kinda of like a v-mount setup to short the IC piping.

Is it as simple as welding up the existing hole in the side and fabricating up a new hole for the piping in the back of the endtank? Wot does the endtank look like from the inside?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Old 13-08-2005, 08:53 AM
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hey stace wot do u mean by the edges being smooth?

so i can just weld another pipe at the back of the endtank? does the piping have to go into the end tank?
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