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Fmic set up - 306pc - 28-10-2014

Would it be possible to create a fmic set up using longer sections of silicone hose?
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It's got to be easier routing nice bendy bits and hard pipe in small sections when needed.
Never seen anyone do this though so I assume it's a bad idea?

RE: Fmic set up - Mattcheese31 - 28-10-2014

It's not that bendy really, use it where you want, I wouldn't think it's a problem, not exactly cheap though Smile

RE: Fmic set up - Niall - 28-10-2014

Yeah lengths of silicone like that aren't all that bendy. They bend a bit then just kink.

RE: Fmic set up - Grant - 29-10-2014

Plus remember that when you come on boost, thats all going to try and straighten out. Hence why people use SS/Aluminium piping Smile

RE: Fmic set up - silverzx - 29-10-2014

Personally if on a budget either:

A) Buy 2 meters of straight 2"/2.25" aluminium then figure out what silicone bends you need and buy them separately.
B) Buy a universal FMIC kit, use all of what you can then buy any little extra silicone bends that might help.

RE: Fmic set up - 306pc - 29-10-2014

I bought 2 incomplete kits to make a whole. Laid it all out the other day and still thought I needed some more. It was just an idea. I didn't think about how it would move about when pushing 30psi through it. Maybe hard pipe is the answer.

RE: Fmic set up - dt_ - 29-10-2014

Will a xantia fmic setup fit quite easily?

RE: Fmic set up - mr_fish - 29-10-2014

(29-10-2014, 01:16 PM)dt_ Wrote: Will a xantia fmic setup fit quite easily?

Jenks used parts of that setup

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pulled 175 odd on a t25 IIRC