There is only one way to design a TMIC to fit within the confines of the MS3 underhood ducting. All TMIC' s have a similar design, the difference is in the details. With the CP-e TMIC, the end tanks are cast aluminum and the mounting posts are bolt-on billet aluminum. The 'Bar and Plate' design in the core is pretty much standard for all TMIC's.Yes I am. I'm also local to the shop.
But a "sponsership" has nothing to do with the tmics looking similar. Or the fact that the maf on the intakes are not the same. But I suppose that is the same defense a lawyer would take. Discredit the defendant by association, nullifying his statements
Now answer my question. Your sig says you have a cp-e tmic, is it pretty much identical to the SU tmic that was available a while ago.
I hear ya and thank you for the clarification.(cool)Thats a respectable answer. I appreciate the time taken to ellaborate on it.
I only defend S.U. around here because they got a bad wrap from another company on here and are banned. Which IMO is silly, you cant even type out there name without it being *****ed out...lol. I have personally tried a lot of parts out on my car being that its on 07 and found some work better than others and only try and help people not drop additional coin if not needed. The new SURE lineup with its lifetime guarantee and cel free guarantee seem to be a plus in my book. Construction of the pieces are high end too, with lots of attention to detail. CP-e parts arent bad, just dollar for dollar they dont make sense with whats available these days
Thank you very much!! Ill PM you the info when i get it rather than here. Itll just be better that wayThank you Strick-btw, luv what you've done to your MS3! Looks, mods, total badass!
Despite our almost exactly opposite styles in terms of cars (red vs. black, slammed vs. trackable, etc...LOL) I agree with 99.9% of what Strick always posts. Plus, despite not caring for the slammed look, his car is beautiful--best True Red on here. I fully agree with what he says about this particular aftermarket company.