Greddy Front Mount Intercoolers!!!

i have a few of these in stock...let me know if any of you are interested...price is $830! does not include CA sales tax or shipping...let me know!

Wish I had the money. On a slightly similar note, do you have a picture of one installed? I've been looking for a picture of one installed forever, but the only pictures i can find of them are of them installed on cars with body kits... that seem to block the intercooler more than anything else.

not to be rude or take away potential buyer of your greddy fmic's but, MB38 i would stay away from the greddy units. after alot of research before i i got my fmic i found out that the greddy fmic requires alot of cutting to the actual bumper beam (heavy metal part) and also cutting to the bumper skin. another disadvantage to the greddy unit is that it is the smallest fmic on the market and you cannot use your factory driving lights. if you are just looking for the fmic look it would be cool i guess. another fmic i would stay away from is the blitz fmic due to the pipe design (the pipe fromt he turbo routes back behind and then underneath the engine bay then to the front), the pipes are huge which you will notice when your turbo spools up slower, canot keep factory fogs, and like the greddy kit the blitz requires alot of cutting to the bumper. and from personal experiences the APS r-series kit. this is the kit i currently have on my car and i must say it is built very well. full silicone pipe are not ideal though for over 400hp. also like the blitz the piping goes back behinde and under the engine. also like both the factory fogs cannot be kept. on the bright side though you do not have to cut the bumper beam at all only the skin. just looking out for ya.
later
ryan

greddy do make good FMIC's for other cars. but i herd problems wit there WRX FMIC's.

I'm coming from a DSM/Supra background, where their ICs are essentially as good as it gets. I hadn't done research, it was just a blind "if only..." quote.