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03 MCS b/w, checkered rear spoiler & rear view mirror caps, xenons, leather. BBS CV wheels 7.5x17
Alta CAI, 19mm rear sway bar, light bar with PIAA super gtx bulbs, 15% V2 Reduction pully, Detroit tuned bypass valve, obx ceramic coated header with Magnaflow high flow cat. Much more to come.
It is on their website.....under used/specials I think.
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l 2005 MCS l 11-04 Production l owned since new l Craven -17% Pulley l Craven Speed STD l Dinan CAI l JCW 380's l kingsbornewires l MSD Ignition l Power Steering Fan Duct l Ian Cull's Auto-Up Circuit l LightInSight l Official MINI Armrest l Euro Parcel Shelf l Brake Light PULSAR(gen2)l Power Steering Fan Duct l MyMINI-Minspeed.net Knee pad l Detroit Tuned Tensioner Stop l LED interior dome light l Blitzsafe/xmradiol Exaust and Sway-bar to Go!!
I have had good results. It recovers from a good heat soak a lot quicker than the OEM one did. Other than that, don't expect any performance gains.
The new scoop looks mean too.
The stock one recovers faster than the M7 DFIC. The stocker has less mass hense it cools off faster. In turn, it heats up faster also. The M7 does have more mass so it extracts more heat but it holds it longer.
Anyway, the testing that Ive done shows that the stock unit performs exceptionally well
The stock one recovers faster than the M7 DFIC. The stocker has less mass hense it cools off faster. In turn, it heats up faster also. The M7 does have more mass so it extracts more heat but it holds it longer.
Anyway, the testing that Ive done shows that the stock unit performs exceptionally well
Im interested in your results. I have the aerogel heat shield and tested with it. I'm not familiar with the tape or where you placed it. I wonder how much of a difference it makes verses just the aerogel? Any testing that way?
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RMW Head - RMW Shorty Header - RMW Cam - RMW Quiet Catback - 440 injectors - Alta 17% - Alta 22mm Rear Sway - M7 V2 DFIC & Hood Scoop - M7 Coilovers - M7 AE Strut Bar - Voltage CAI - BRISK Racing Plugs - GP LSD - Eibach Control Arms - Custom Graphics - Orciari Cowl Scoops
And I have done my own testing, all using a MODIS and IAT sensor.
The m7 with the DFIC Aerogel shield and some DEI Reflect-A-Gold outperforms the OEM. Both around town and testing while at the dragstrip.
Strap the DFIC Aerogel shield to the OEM Intercooler as well as some DEI Reflect-A-Gold. Then compare those results to the set up with your M7.
__________________ l 2oo4 P/W MCS l 12-o3 Production l Aero Kit l Alta CAI l 17% SC Reduction Pulley l EBC GreenStuff Brake Pads l M7 Strut Brace Bar l Brisk 14LGS l Kingsborne Wires l Hotchkis 25MM Rear Sway l Clutchmasters Fx2oo + Clutchmasters Flywheel l Stealth SuperSprint Exhaust with MF/ Tips l
Next Mods: l Wheels and Rubbers l Helix SSK l TSW Torque Damper l DT BPV l TSW Springs RMW/Mynes Header l RMW Cam l RMW/Mynes Tune l
Anyone know how the Alta TMIC is anchored ? Is is just held on by the botts to the IC ? I see the instructions say to take off all the mounting points, and you can see the 2 "shiny" mounting posts naked in this pic ...