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I have searched the Tutorial and DIY section but cant find anything on FMIC installations for series 2 r33's. Who has done this and do you have a writen up guide to do it properly. I will end up trying to install it anyway but a bit of guidence would be great.

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do you know the basics of how cooler pipes work? and where they are suppose to go?

or do you want the DIY to get to the pipes and learning how to take them off/on?

lastly is it a return style or hybrid style cooler?

if you were to install it yourself and have no prior mechanical experience like I did

I'd suggest you start 1st thing on Saturday morning as it took me the whole weekend

to put it on without a circular drill to make the hole for the driver side piping. It's hammer time

i'm sure there's a tutorial in the diy section, with pics. S1 and S2 are the same as far as the install. the reo may be slightly different but that has little effect.

here's an install manual for the hybrid style coolers. it shows you the basic steps. its really not that hard.

CLICK HERE

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do you know the basics of how cooler pipes work? and where they are suppose to go?

or do you want the DIY to get to the pipes and learning how to take them off/on?

lastly is it a return style or hybrid style cooler?

Hybrid, I will have no issues taking the stock cooler off i will need help though with where the new piping is meant to go from the plenium down past the radiator on the drivers side. Is there fabrication required, such as metal cutting that will require electrical tools? or is it fairly straight forward just need a little persistance when shaping where the piping goes?

Cheers

i'm sure there's a tutorial in the diy section, with pics. S1 and S2 are the same as far as the install. the reo may be slightly different but that has little effect.

here's an install manual for the hybrid style coolers. it shows you the basic steps. its really not that hard.

CLICK HERE

That link didn't load properly. Maybe probs with my comp but yeah didnt work.

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