Quick question [Merged 5-7]

[Boshot427]

Hint to the day, since you are in California, you should probably put some pieces on there that come with CARB stickers. Then super glue those suckers somewhere under the hood so if you get popped, you'll be good for the most part.

Oh I already planned on that especially since i'll be in riverside 2x/wk for fabrication school. Okay i'll forget about the FCD & pump and save a little money since I don't plan on going over 300hp

 

[indhp94]

more power to you fab school is were its at!

 

[waterman412]

nx fmic sprayer kit is the nitrous setup to use the spray right?

its not like an add on to your intercooler?

 

[Mitsu RacerX]

FMIC spray kit is for the IC to cool the air in the cooler. It sprays infront of the IC and cools the air.

 

[xioca]

nx fmic sprayer kit

So with my awesome Firefox I highlighted this part, right clicked to search Google. And first hit was a forum of somebody installing this kit which would have given you the answer. I hope your just drunk.

BTW when did we get all these ### smiley's?

 

[snowborder714]

You plan on putting an FMIC sprayer on your N/T?

 

[DGajre777]

You plan on putting an FMIC sprayer on your N/T?

That is exactly what I was thinking...

 

[xioca]

You plan on putting an FMIC sprayer on your N/T?

Damn that is a BURN.

 

[waterman412]

i dont want to put it in my car thats why i posted it here, i just didnt quite understand iexactly what it was. sorry.

 

[Mitsu RacerX]

No prob man next time just search a bit.

 

[97DSM_Spyder]

<97 Eclipse GS-T Spyder>


As I am sure you all know that some radiator hoses use the old "hose springs". My question is would the mishimoto silicone hoses use the springs? Or does the hoses on the stock radiator for a 97 GST use the springs? Thanks again guys!

 

[95mitseclipsegs]

I am pretty sure that the stock hoses do not use the springs and the silicone hoses don't either.

 

[kip477]

my friend wants to sell me big rotors for my car, and im curious to see if i can use stock calipers on big rotors? of if i have to change the calipers too

 

[Palashia99GSX]

Not enough info.

 

[kip477]

well my friend has like big rotors but no calipers and he wants to sell them to me but i wanna know if i can use stock calipers on big rotors?

 

[siceclipse]

what car does he have?
what car did they come off of?
did he need bigger calipers?

My friend has an intake he wants to sell me but its for a Honda so I didnt buy it.

UNDERSTAND?

 

[kip477]

well it obviously came off a gst and im gunna be putting them on my gsx its only 2 for the front

 

[chico904]

Ask him what rotors they are, the brand, and the size.
If they are the rotors off the 1Gs that are dual piston, then you need new calipers as well.
If they are Powerslot or AEM, then you can use your existing calipers. they come with relocation brackets
If they are a big name like Brembo, Rotora, Baer...etc.. then you will need new calipers.

 

[slickers111]

I would stick with the ones you got.

 

[kip477]

they are the AEM big rotors

 

[chico904]

they are the AEM big rotors

Then yes, you can use your stock calipers. You just need relocation brackets for your calipers.

 

[kip477]

how would i get those?

 

[Mr PopUps]

Then yes, you can use your stock rotors. You just need relocation brackets for your calipers.

He wants to use aftermarket rotors, not stock ones

how would i get those?

Um, how about checking with AEM...?

 

[chico904]

He wants to use aftermarket rotors, not stock ones

Sorry, I meant calipers. Powerslot bought out AEM's big brake kits back in 2004. They are the same kit just rebranded as Powerslot now. You could try contacting Powerslot.

 

[chico904]

The part number of the brackets is 32-006