Gn1 fmic vs RJC fmic

[buickgn86]

Looking to purchase a FMIC, any pros or cons vs the two different intercoolers. RJC’s or GN1. Looking to purchase one, notice the price difference. Lots of people say RJC but seems the same to me. Which is best???

 

[joed]

Just my experience and what I’ve seen over many years. I have RJC FMIC and love it. Quality always seems good. My personal experience with the GN1 just wasn’t quite as good. I’ll admit it was a while ago and things could be different in more recent times. Lots of people have both. Really can’t go wrong either way.

 

[T- Type Tim]

zero issues with gn1 on mine...............

 

[chris romani]

I’ve had the GN1 front mount on my car for 7 years no issues as well.

 

[~JM~]

...but seems the same to me....

They're not.

Buy the RJC.

 

[SGRIM]

RJC hands down.... Wouldn't think twice

 

[V6sleeper]

The Rjc 315xtf core is better for a street car, air moves through it easier and hits the radiator better then a full Bar/plate core.

 

[Undercover87T]

RJC for sure. Better quality, better fit. As mentioned above, the 315 version is better for the street depending on your climate and power goals. I have a 325 and temps creep up fast on those hot summer days even without the AC on.

 

[jasjamz]

Between the two I would go with the RJC tube and fin.

 

[BaldMenace]

I have a new RJC 325 and it won't fit my car. It's a nice piece and I'm bummed it won't work. Looks like I'll be going with a liquid to air IC instead

 

[BUICKTIME]

I have a new RJC 325 and it won't fit my car. It's a nice piece and I'm bummed it won't work. Looks like I'll be going with a liquid to air IC instead

what do you mean it doesn't fit, why not? I have both these intercoolers and they fit just fine. do you not have a regal/g-body?

 

[BaldMenace]

what do you mean it doesn't fit, why not? I have both these intercoolers and they fit just fine. do you not have a regal/g-body?

My Turbo Buick

 

[V6sleeper]

I have a new RJC 325 and it won't fit my car. It's a nice piece and I'm bummed it won't work. Looks like I'll be going with a liquid to air IC instead

Should be just a pipe mod, or use a Slic