PSP 900ic with 3" lower CP
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I believe this is the $900 one I was speaking of getting quoted on. which is still very good price.
Very good price point.
Do you have any info on the alloy hot side charge pipe in your signature pic???
Fasterbypinnacle.com
PSP Hi-flow CNC aluminum outlet for the N54 powered BMW 335's.
The outlet features a reverse cone CNC v-band flange that maximizes efficiency whilst minimizing turbulence.
The base of the CNC flange utilizes a viton o-ring for a worry free high temperature seal coupled with the OEM v-band clamps.
The 2"OD aluminum pipes are CNC mandrel bent on an incredibly tight radius with a focus on turbo outlet and merge collector flow.
The pipes flow into the best collector available on the market. A long smooth merge ensures maximum CFM capability through the 2.5"OD aluminum pipe.
Experience lower WGDC, faster spool and an increase in hp all without the worry of failing silicone.
Outlets include:
- Front turbo pipe.
- Rear turbo pipe.
- 5mm thick 4 ply reinforced silicone coupler.
- 2 stainless steel t-bolt clamps.
- 2 viton o-rings.
- 1 section of DEI gold heat reflective tape.
- OEM turbos
- Hexon RR500, 550, 600, 700
- Pure stage 2, stage 2 hi-flow
- VTT stage 1, 2, 2+
- RB turbo ones, twos, next gen, next gen plus, super stealths
- Frankenturbo F21Bi
- TTE 550, 600
Stalking you from the other forums haha. I'm almost wondering how this would fit on a 335is as well.
If he had replied at all and confirmed fitment, I would've bought one. The outlet I purchased from him is great. Judging by the 2.75" silicone I have in there now though, a 3" metal pipe (no give) should fit, but no question would sit against other hoses/lines and take a lot of patience to get in. It's actual alignment between the IC and charge pipe would need to be spot on to even have a shot.
I made my own ic outlets and charge piping, and I'm 3" all the way to the TB with the 335d expansion tank. It's really not that difficult and there's more than enough space.
The extra rad hoses run through that space on a 335is, it's pretty crowded. Margin of error for placement on a 3" hard pipe is about 0. I know it's been done with other FMICs, but I've never actually seen a pic to know just how much it displaces things in that corner. It probably squeezes in, but some confirmation (and pics) on a 335is would be nice.
I believe you, so why is everyone worrying so much? This is high on my "next move list".
Heck. I paid ~$1100 for my Helix Intercooler, the original N54 step-core IC, nearly seven years ago. Dusty’s looks to be quite a good value.
