Oh, I know, I've got my fcp box sitting in the corner waiting for my overdrive kit to arrive"FCP" provides a lifetime warranty. It's just shorthand for, buy it from FCPEuro and don't worry about longevity - they'll replace it for free.
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lol ... tech guys ... we want "performant" to be a word so bad.Oh, I know, I've got my fcp box sitting in the corner waiting for my overdrive kit to arriveJust curious where the idea that the part # fcp sells is inferior came from. Used to see people claiming it was less reliable but more performant than the other part #, but I've seen no solid evidence indicate there's any physical differences, just a price/stock number change. Haven't seen anyone compare the two in a controlled fashion to support claims in either direction, tbh.
Sorry if I missed it,is there a Group Buy happening?
Also what's the 10 micron filter and where does it go?now price is over a grand with this.
Its just a preorder. The filter is an optional item. The line that connects to the HPFP inlet hardline is referred to as the "short line" because it's only 1.5' long or so. It has quick disconnects on both ends. The filter and ethanol sensor replace this piece. I don't have it because I'm just hearing about it for the first time myself.
The short line connects to a longer plastic fuel hose which goes to the rear driver side fuel hat.
The filter and ethanol sensor replace this piece. I don't have it because I'm just hearing about it for the first time myself.
Just for clarity, if one has already run line for flex fuel from the LPFP to the HPFP and installed a filter (recall the long dialog we had last year), this should not be necessary. That said, if one has not done so, ~$150 is a very favorable price to address all of this.The filter replaces the shortline? Ordered mine with their ethanol analyzer, not sure how that'll work without redoing some fittings.
Emailed and he said the filter should fit with the analyzer kit, so fingers crossed. Won't be ripping out my oem filter til it's all mocked up, but nice to hear.Just for clarity, if one has already run line for flex fuel from the LPFP to the HPFP and installed a filter (recall the long dialog we had last year), this should not be necessary. That said, if one has not done so, ~$150 is a very favorable price to address all of this.
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Could we get picture of the 10 micron inline filter kit and where it goes.
If your handy then just removing the charge pipe gives you access to inlet filter.i did it that way.wasnt hard,then a pick tool to pull out.How difficult Is OEM filter removal? Do you have to remove intake manifold and charge pipe , or can you access while still installed ?
Yeah saw that video but I just skimmed through it missing the filter install,now I saw it,thxI found a video:
It is easy if you have a pick/hook tool to pull it out. In my case it had partially disintegrated so was harder to grab onto.How difficult Is OEM filter removal? Do you have to remove intake manifold and charge pipe , or can you access while still installed ?
What do I need to disconnect fuel line, just want make sure I don't break anything by doing something stupid like twisting something I shouldn't lol. I know most likely i should see it and have no issue but figured I ring m would ask encase their is something I need to purchase.It is easy if you have a pick/hook tool to pull it out. In my case it had partially disintegrated so was harder to grab onto.