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have a bama tune on my car, like in texas so have 100 degree weather so want a intercooler. local shop here can get me the mishimoto one for half down when ordering it with them, then have like 2 to 3 weeks to pay off the remaining balance. also was interested in this one because at the time of ordering it, all were out of stock so was thinking, hey if people are buying it must be good. then there was the mmr intake. don't have any hook ups with that one so going to buy it straight from dealer but know its the biggest intercooler and claiming up to a 19 or 29hp gain, cant remember which one it was. so should I get the mishimoto or pay more for the mmr one?
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What's your eventual power goal? Mishimoto is rated at 550hp, if you want more than that you need to look elsewhere. I'd also personally suggest looking at FFTEC, their EcoEconomy core is what they are running on their shop car and has hit over 500 hp so far and still going strong. Send Mike a message or call. Great group of guys over there.
 
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probably 550 should be fine. plan to put intercooler, charge pipes, maybe try e85 and ehaust .
 

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If it's between Mishi or MMR, I'd pick the Mishi every time. I don't know if you've looked at the Levels Performance FMIC or not, but there's a bunch of us running it with fantastic results.
 

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I would suggest a different intake such as the FFTEC one due to it working with a bigger turbo in the future. Their intercooler is also top notch and proven. Just buy their whole kit and call it a day.
 

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Oh yeah, something else. Get the FMIC first and consider the intake later on. Tune and FMIC should always be done first, and if possible, together. You'll never see consistent power without it. The stock unit is a pile of cap that's only adequate for stock power and conservative driving. The stock intake on these cars aren't terrible, so I'd do FMIC > tune > downpipe > catback > intake > charge pipes in that order.
 
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forgot to mention that I have a mmr intake on it.
 

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Intercooler before CAI...I would get the MMR Intercooler before the Mish
 

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I have an mmr cai and it sounds really good, no complaints. Going with fftec intercooler next most likely followed by a catless down pipe and a pro-tune
 

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have a bama tune on my car, like in texas so have 100 degree weather so want a intercooler. local shop here can get me the mishimoto one for half down when ordering it with them, then have like 2 to 3 weeks to pay off the remaining balance. also was interested in this one because at the time of ordering it, all were out of stock so was thinking, hey if people are buying it must be good. then there was the mmr intake. don't have any hook ups with that one so going to buy it straight from dealer but know its the biggest intercooler and claiming up to a 19 or 29hp gain, cant remember which one it was. so should I get the mishimoto or pay more for the mmr one?
probably 550 should be fine. plan to put intercooler, charge pipes, maybe try e85 and ehaust .
Thanks for considering our intercooler! As noted by evin, our cooler is rated up to around 550 whp. Assuming you are staying around or below this number, our intercooler setup should work perfectly for you. We saw some very impressive air temperature drops and conducted a ton of testing and data collection. This was posted here on the forums (link below).

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=15946

We just recently shipped out our batch of pre-sale coolers, we can expect a few forum reviews in the coming weeks!

Let me know if you have any additional questions about our intercooler!

Thanks!
-John

If it's between Mishi or MMR, I'd pick the Mishi every time. I don't know if you've looked at the Levels Performance FMIC or not, but there's a bunch of us running it with fantastic results.
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Our 2nd production of intercoolers will be ready to ship very soon (Early July). We are offering options in both silver and black this time around. USA made, not oversea's. First to the market with billet end tanks (for any application), and first to the market with 100% factory fitment and location.

Development can be found here - P2 R&D Thread

Can be purchased here - EBM-IC

Don't limit yourself on options! Intercooler is the second best upgrade you can do beside tuner. You are missing out on all the sweet sweet timing your car should be getting with proper temperature charge air.
 

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have a bama tune on my car, like in texas so have 100 degree weather so want a intercooler. local shop here can get me the mishimoto one for half down when ordering it with them, then have like 2 to 3 weeks to pay off the remaining balance. also was interested in this one because at the time of ordering it, all were out of stock so was thinking, hey if people are buying it must be good. then there was the mmr intake. don't have any hook ups with that one so going to buy it straight from dealer but know its the biggest intercooler and claiming up to a 19 or 29hp gain, cant remember which one it was. so should I get the mishimoto or pay more for the mmr one?
Hey Evin,


Although an intake is always a good choice, I would have to vote Intercooler for your setup.

We just brough in a bunch of Mishimoto's FMIT's for pre-order and I love their Mishimoto Black Intercooler Kit w/ Wrinkle Black Piping and would highly recommend it. Not only will the intercooler add some horsepower, it will also cool everything down and allow you to make a ton of power down the road while looking great!

They would definitely get my vote! Hope this helps and let me know if you have any questions.

-Will
 

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FYI to everyone that didn't read the whole thread - evin23 typo'd on his post. It's MMR IC vs Mishi IC. He said he already has a MMR Intake.
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