SMIC Piping

[KevinBoosted]

Well i finally got myself a supra smic and put my fmic away for a little while. Ordering my evo 3 16g this week but now i need some piping. Anyone know a company that makes supra smic piping for us? and should i change out the tanks for some welded ones instead of this plastic....hmmm

stay tuned, car should be getting tuned and on the dyno hopefully soon and then off to the track for some more long overdue road course fun

 

[dsmdeliveryboy]

Dejon tool does I'm pretty sure.

 

[92AWDHX40]

never heard of any just fab up your own.

 

[KevinBoosted]

never heard of any just fab up your own.

im prob going to end up doing that but thought i would entertain the idea of pre made pipes first

 

[the_mork]

Mine is very happy using a RRE UICP and RRE LICP/J-pipe for a 16g. No modification necessary except different couplers.

 

[Absit]

Does the Punishment kit fit? It fit my stock SMIC perfectly (except the T Bolt clamps they sent were too small and broke very easily and they won't return my emails). On second though, go with RRE.

 

[the_mork]

Really the outlets are so close when you're done that it doesn't matter. The only real consideration is if you have an automatic transmission in which case it is important to make sure that the pipes are capable of angling forward enough to clear the transmission pan.

 

[sax_man]

I was always under the impression that once you flipped the end tanks the inlets were basically in the stock location, so you could use any of the hard piping kits.

 

[DSMnOOb00]

I was always under the impression that once you flipped the end tanks the inlets were basically in the stock location, so you could use any of the hard piping kits.

I thought this too? Can someone confirm this?

 

[the_mork]

I thought this too? Can someone confirm this?

Yes, do a search and you'll find information from several people who have done it including me. Flip one end tank and put it together. 30 minute job for a 2gb.