intercooler piping kits?

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intercooler piping kits?
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Can anyone point me in the right direction towards a decent piping kit that will have nearly all the connectors needed etc. for front mounting my car?

Any links to a previous buy would be awesome , cheers
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Most of the universal kits will be fine, the 'medium size' toyosports cooler is perfect for a single pass FMIC.. you need PLENTY of 90 degree bends, silicon and metal. DO NOT get anything bigger than a 2.25" kit because it will just make life more difficult for yourself fitting it, for little to no gain at all.
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(27-11-2013, 10:51 AM)Midnightclub Wrote: Most of the universal kits will be fine, the 'medium size' toyosports cooler is perfect for a single pass FMIC.. you need PLENTY of 90 degree bends, silicon and metal. DO NOT get anything bigger than a 2.25" kit because it will just make life more difficult for yourself fitting it, for little to no gain at all.

sweet , ill have a look into it more tonight. so definitely not to go for 2.5'' then? i though the 406/xantia inlets were 2.5''?

*thought

this the one you're referring to then? - http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FMIC-FFRONT-MO...4880777%26
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Don't go near 2.5".

2"-2.25" is ideal.

Xantia inlet is 2.25".
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(27-11-2013, 11:06 AM)silverzx Wrote: Don't go near 2.5".

2"-2.25" is ideal.

Xantia inlet is 2.25".

ahh no worries , i should of just stopped being lazy and measured it.

all is good , just need some pennies now, cheers Smile
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Yeah that cooler you linked is the exact same one i've got, a lot thicker than it looks in the pics but does the job very well and fits find behind the bumper
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(27-11-2013, 11:08 AM)LewisG306 Wrote:
(27-11-2013, 11:06 AM)silverzx Wrote: Don't go near 2.5".

2"-2.25" is ideal.

Xantia inlet is 2.25".

ahh no worries , i should of just stopped being lazy and measured it.

all is good , just need some pennies now, cheers Smile

Meh, it's the sort of thing once you've measured it ten times it kind of gets hard to forget..!

If you have a ph1 radiator I'd be tempted to go 2" and squeeze it around either side.

Otherwise if its 2.25" loop it back and take both around passenger side of radiator.
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I might have the couple OEM pipes that came off the xantia...
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(27-11-2013, 11:06 AM)silverzx Wrote: Don't go near 2.5".

2"-2.25" is ideal.

Xantia inlet is 2.25".

Mines 2.5" Tongue
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You cut 2 holes in the chassis though.. that's cheating Tongue
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^^ lol
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(27-11-2013, 01:12 PM)Midnightclub Wrote: You cut 2 holes in the chassis though.. that's cheating Tongue

Fair point Smile
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i have the majority of a 3" kit.
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3" is for bad-men e.g. Padge. Tongue
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