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K&j Core Fmic, B&m Oil Cooler Thermostat, Gtir Fmic Piping

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Hey all, I've had my FMIC kit for a very long time but have never gotten around to installing it. Since my Uni semester is starting soon I'm going to need money for text books and over time I've become more and more happy with the way my car is now, and as such I've decided to sell my kit.

It consist of 2 seperate sets incomplete piping for the GTIR, together they will be enough for one whole kit with abit spare left over, I was planning to use the remaining left over to make a new intake pipe from the AFM/POD to the turbo. Both sets are custom sets so they take the shortest possible route, all you need is to know how to do basic welding or someone who does and you're set.

The core itself is a K&J tube & fin designed unit and should be quite exceptional when it comes to performance, the actual design of the end tanks and fins itself very much ressembles my friends TRUST VSPL fmic. It measures approximately 620x280x75mm (measured to fill up the GTIR front bar gap perfectly).

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I'm asking $480 ono for the whole kit which is what I find pretty reasonable in comparison to the $550+ kits on eBay which consisit of a copy Hybrid cooler and longer piping that goes around the battery tray. Also willing to seperate the FMIC by itself for $300.

Also have a Genuine B&M Oil Cooler thermostat for sale which can be used with the any Oilcooler kits. Must have as you don't want your oil to be running constantly cold and want your oil cooler to keep the temps at the optimal operating temps of 85-90degrees. :O Asking $100 for this.

Thanks guys, somebody buy this and put it to some good use I never could.

Andy

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