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Installing FMIC to a R32 - Info plz?

int21h

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Hi Guys,

I'm doing a bit of research in putting a FMIC on my R32.

I've had a look at where to put it, theres a huge space, BUT, you've got the Air con pipes and the bonet catch brace.

How did you guys go about all this? Did you just mount the cooler lower, or did you redirect the pipes and some how the bonnet catch thingy.

Or are there kits available?

I did a search, but no-one has really talked about what they did to make the cooler fit into a 32.

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Depends what you want.

If you want a cooler that fits behind the standard bar but cools really well and will handle high HP go for a Bar and Plate.

Make sure it is a new good quality Bar and plate. The new ones do flow very well, and good for Aussy heat.

Bar and Plate .. = Smaller FMIC's.

Tube and Fin = Big arsed FMIC's.

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