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Which FMIC is better than CX Racing?
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<blockquote data-quote="Sluggie24" data-source="post: 15573225" data-attributes="member: 184003"><p>I currently have the CX Racing FMIC kit. Purchased it because it was cheap and I didn't like the idea of non intercooled boost. Car is an 04 GT with Vortech V3 Si with 3.33" pulley running 10-11 psi currently. Many bolt ons but engine itself (lower intake, cams, heads, short block)is stock.</p><p></p><p>I started a long term project of building a forged Teksid block and will be having the PI heads ported with blower cams. I'm not sure if the intercooler will become a bottleneck or not at that point? I already understand my current boost level will drop once the engine breathes better so I will go with a smaller pulley to get it back to the same level or a bit higher.</p><p></p><p>How is the flow rate of the CX Racing FMIC? Does anyone know if it will cause a flow bottleneck for my combination? What would be a good reasonably priced direct replacement for it that flows better?</p><p></p><p>Or is it good enough?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sluggie24, post: 15573225, member: 184003"] I currently have the CX Racing FMIC kit. Purchased it because it was cheap and I didn't like the idea of non intercooled boost. Car is an 04 GT with Vortech V3 Si with 3.33" pulley running 10-11 psi currently. Many bolt ons but engine itself (lower intake, cams, heads, short block)is stock. I started a long term project of building a forged Teksid block and will be having the PI heads ported with blower cams. I'm not sure if the intercooler will become a bottleneck or not at that point? I already understand my current boost level will drop once the engine breathes better so I will go with a smaller pulley to get it back to the same level or a bit higher. How is the flow rate of the CX Racing FMIC? Does anyone know if it will cause a flow bottleneck for my combination? What would be a good reasonably priced direct replacement for it that flows better? Or is it good enough? [/QUOTE]
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