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hi guys, ive had a FMIC sitting round for a while and i think its time to have it put on. i want the piping to go back around the cooler, rather than have a hole cut so it will be road worthy.

can anyone recommend a good place that will do this and if possible tell me how much it will cost? it can be anywhere in melbourne i dont mind. as long as the place is reliable.

so ive spoken to several places in s.e suburbs, a few who said its not possible to do it without cutting a hole, for which i said thanks for your time aka get f**ked u noobs. prices seem to vary from $350 to $1000

get a blitz return flow kit, or the just jap one,,needs no cutting, just need the reo trimmed to fit the top of the cooler.

but if u do wanna use your core(assuming it's just a normal core), you'll probably need to get someone to make a U-joint to connect up with the rest of the piping..

But i'd jus go with a full blitz kit,,then just sell your core

i think the jusjap ones cost about $400 for the r33 one, not sure about r34

Yeh if you wana go that option its not bad, im doing 230+ kw's with my just jap & blitz return flow cooler. I broke my blitz return flow core so now using the just jap and they are just identictal! fits up nice

you can purchase them here:

www.justjap.com

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