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Dejon Tool FMIC personal experiences?

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I had Dejon's first batch of Race FMIC's on my car. I wasnt totally sold on the type of core but it made a very noticable difference at the track(.5sec and 5mph). That FMIC got trashed when a wheel came off a pos GM and smashed in my front end. Got it fixed and ordered the new core, when it arrived I was suprised that he had changed cores. To make a long story short, I loved how his old core worked but the new one is much better in design. All my friends that use them have nothing bad to say about his FMIC's. Hope that helps.
 
I and my friend have had Dejon's kits on our car for almost 2 years. I can't compare performance wise to the AGP kit that I put on my brothers car. But Quality wise- AGP had way better flange design (at TB). Their core was thicker and fitment was a lot nicer. On my car in the 97-99 bumper the core sits JUST to high, and I had to cut out the bumper opening a lot. On the AGP kit fitment was better and FILLED the bumper opening. Now as stated ^^^ I am referring to Dejon old 2g race core....if he has changed them in the last 2years.......then I just wasted my time telling my opinion :(
Matthew
 
Physical design is the same just a more efficient core. I do agree the flanges are a little weak but they work. The cutting is not bad, it fits nicely with my 97 Talon bumper.
 
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