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| Ah what fun. There was like a zillion bolts and plastic doo hicky snap buttons. Be careful and make sure you get them all before you remove the bumper or your gonna end up breaking bumper tabs. |
| Just to give you an idea how big this intercooler is. |
| Had to cut the bumper bar in order to mount the IC. Take your time to get all the measurements right. It will pay off in the end. |
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| Here I am test fitting the IC to see how far forward or back i need to mount it. I ended up mounting it up against the back of the bumper bar. |
| Here are the 2 top mounting bolts. I got lucky when I drilled these. They were dead nuts on center of the mounting holes on the IC. |
| Can't really see them all that well, but here are the bottom mounting brackets that I made. I welded the brackets to the frame of the car. |
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| I got a little excited so I pulled out my EVO IV bumper. Looks kinda empty though. PSST look to your right.--> |
| Here's what the future holds. It looks so...so...BADASS |
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| Here is where you will spend most of your time. Cutting your OEM bumper to fit the IC. A dremal and patience is all thats needed. I still have more cutting to do for the piping. UHG |