VRSF or Greddy?

[Archer Fabrications]

yeah i did have a thread, about intercoolers, just trying to help him out, i vote ETS if you got the cash, otherwise VRSF is your best bet.

and no one has given me pressure drop or temp stats on the VRSF yet

 

[H4G64T]

i hate the greddy long route as well.... HATE IT ALSO.... if cost isnt an issue i know this is off topic, but how about an ETS FMIC? if cost isnt an issue... i was gonna go with that but im going with VRSF because its cheaper and raited for more CFM's

anyone know the heat transfer and pressure drop of the VRSF? and anything to back that up?

How about years of answering the same question, you and your back that up crap is getting annoying.

 

[4Lurker4]

yeah i did have a thread, about intercoolers, just trying to help him out, i vote ETS if you got the cash, otherwise VRSF is your best bet.

and no one has given me pressure drop or temp stats on the VRSF yet

Well this was resolved 2 months ago (FMIC he was looking at sold already) reason why it's already resolved (you'll see it next to the title meaning he no longer needs help on his decision).

As for the pressure drop/temp keep that on the thread you already have, just be patient; no point highjacking another thread for the same question.

 

[importracr317]

Dvdt

+1...forgot about them.

 

[4g63tc]

Greddy = ricer brand

Yeah, cause when these cars were new, no one else was making a complete IC kit....But Greddy

And how many Companies have copied the Type S?

Or the fact that the Sponsored Skylines run 8's?

But yeah Ricer...

 

[SPYDERGSTTUNER]

I have a Greddy long route as well, HATE IT, besides keeping your fogs this kit is junk and for the price i couldve gotten two vrsf kits for both dsms.

 

[SeaveeDSM]

Look at my dynosheet link. On the exact same tune, when I switched from the Greddy long route to a Punishment Racing short route FMIC I picked up 18 HP on the dyno. That was despite ambient temps being 10 degrees hotter on the day I tested with the PR FMIC. With the PR FMIC I was also able to retain my OEM foglights.