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Hey guys,

just started to install my fmic! i know thsi has been covered before but i cant find anything! i need proper instruction to follow as the car is in bits now and i hav no clue what to do! Any help would GREATLY BE APPRECIATED.

cheers

Hey guys,

just started to install my fmic! i know thsi has been covered before but i cant find anything! i need proper instruction to follow as the car is in bits now and i hav no clue what to do!. If any one could point me any on direction or hav any pics then that would be good. Any help would GREATLY BE APPRECIATED

cheers

hey guys, did mine the other week, bitch of a job took me about 10 hours (cause i had no idea). I've got the hybrid instructions but no way to host them so if yas either post or pm me your email addresses i'll send it across. Its a PDF file.

cheers

if you dont have a clue what your doing - leave it to the experts before you f8ck something up.

Shouldnt you stop playing football then!!!!!!!!!

(sorry couldnt resist as i live in crow territory)

I would rather giv it ago myself than pay $300-500 for someone to do it for me

$300-500 now could save $500-$1500 or more even down the track ... that's how I see it anyways ... :D

Hybrid kits are not to bad to install ... main thing is the hole location in the guard and trimming your fan blades down so the pipe to the throttle body doesn't bash it to death ...

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