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Cold air and FMIC.

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Anybody else who have fitted the Forge FMIC noticed how much extra "torque" they have in this cold spell.

Maybe placebo but I don't think so, TC now coming on when accelerating in 4th. This from a 170+ remap. :thumbup:

Now you're just making me jealous :(

I just have the good old pikey mod, but the car is much more responsive. I think its a combination of cold dense fuel, cold dense air, and gritted/slippy roads. Mine was a right handful last night. :D

Although, strangely, I suffered heatsoak for a couple of mins, after a vigorous blast down my favourite twisties :confused:

Not something you FMIC endowed folks will encounter again :(

:D

Yes I have, infact I now get clutch slip on full charge where as before it would only be on low revs under strain!

No matter how heavy footed I am, I never get the drop in performance like I did before. Also it's not as smokey as before.

Still yet to fit my sump guard :rolleyes:

Although' date=' strangely, I suffered heatsoak for a couple of mins, after a vigorous blast down my favourite twisties :confused:

Not something you FMIC endowed folks will encounter again :(

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Heatsoak? whats that??? :confused:

;)

Better when 100% of the FMIC is in the freezing airflow too. ;):D

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Better when 100% of the FMIC is in the freezing airflow too. ;):D

Thats why you can't warm your car up in the morning, I think you better put an oil temp gauge in the other vent hole. :rofl:

Thats why you can't warm your car up in the morning, I think you better put an oil temp gauge in the other vent hole. :rofl:

:P :rofl: No, until I smash a slat on that side, no guage is going in. ;)

-6 in the display on the way work, pulling like a train at that but weary about the road conditions.

Seeminly Jason, there is very little in the difference in intake temperatures between a fully opened up FMIC as you have and the Forge FMIC setup, maybe just that placebo effect you feel ;)

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I just have the good old pikey mod' date=' but the car is much more responsive. I think its a combination of cold dense fuel, cold dense air, and gritted/slippy roads. Mine was a right handful last night. :D

Although, strangely, I suffered heatsoak for a couple of mins, after a vigorous blast down my favourite twisties :confused:

Not something you FMIC endowed folks will encounter again :(

:D[/quote']

Shifty drop the 10% discount and use the money for a FMIC. :)

Seeminly Jason' date=' there is very little in the difference in intake temperatures between a fully opened up FMIC as you have and the Forge FMIC setup, maybe just that placebo effect you feel ;)[/quote']

:rofl: Perhaps not, but it looks nice. :P Says to everyone in front, "look out, I'm gonna swallow you up!" ;):D

nice.... altho this was taken at half 9 on tues night... must clean out the garage lol!

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Shifty drop the 10% discount and use the money for a FMIC. :)

Ha Ha, good idea. :thumbup:

Off topic i'm aware but is it easy to remove the front bumper?

Any guides?

Off topic i'm aware but is it easy to remove the front bumper?

Any guides?

Pretty easy. There is a handy guide in the Forge fitting insructions as Xavier pointed out the other day.

No placebo going on here just raw cold Forge power ;-)

one of your products has really disapointed me tho Forge people :(

Off topic i'm aware but is it easy to remove the front bumper?

Any guides?

TBH if I can do it anyone should be able too! :D only tip to give might be have someone to help you hold the bumper whilst you disconnect the fog and temp sensor wires.

Oh and dont forget to re-connect them :o

-6 in the display on the way work, pulling like a train at that but weary[/i'] about the road conditions.

Tired about the road conditions, Derek, or just cautious :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::)

Tired about the road conditions, Derek, or just cautious :rofl: :rofl: :rofl::)

Bit of both at 5:45 am mate 3:finger: :rofl: :rofl:

one of your products has really disapointed me tho Forge people :(

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I suppose it could have been worse than a free keyring tho :rofl:

Top marks for the FMIC,

any chance of another keyring ?? :D

Off topic i'm aware but is it easy to remove the front bumper?

Any guides?

piece of pi**!

can do it in 5 mins now lol... 3 torx in each wheelarch, 2 either side at front of undertray, the two at the front under the bonnet, and the 3 "popper" things underneath... then the wings just pull away and it comes off (dont forget to unplug the fogs + temp sensor before you move it away from the car

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I suppose it could have been worse than a free keyring tho :rofl:

Top marks for the FMIC' date='

any chance of another keyring ?? :D[/quote']

think you must have sat on it or something... besides... i didnt even get a keyring!!! lol

where from and how much are these? sorry new to the skoda thing.

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