OEM DSMIC for the B6?

**Maverick** · 05-18-2008 09:04 AM

Global warming is serious so each summer will be hotter! i want to keep my engine and myself cool.
any part #s ETKA pictures, and where to buy this darn thing?

TIA

**F16HTON** · 05-18-2008 09:11 AM

Since you have a 3.0L you are going to want to go with the 2.5L TDI DSMIC setup, here are ETKA screenshots.

**F16HTON** · 05-18-2008 09:12 AM

You may want to compile a list of the part numbers and check with VAG parts...I cannot imagine everything being less than $1900 USD

**Maverick** · 05-18-2008 09:22 AM

i am passed out and on the ground now

**F16HTON** · 05-18-2008 09:23 AM

Not likley this setup would even work if you are planning on installing a PES supercharger

**mxrz** · 05-18-2008 09:24 AM

Am I missing something? An "intercooler" for a N/A engine?

**Maverick** · 05-18-2008 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by mxrz

Am I missing something? An "intercooler" for a N/A engine?

right now my motor is still NA but that wont be long trust me

**FourRings80** · 05-18-2008 04:43 PM

Does the Neuspeed dsmic work on the 3.0? ($995)

http://www.neuspeed.com/products/pro...euro&p_id=1916

**F16HTON** · 05-18-2008 04:46 PM

There is no FMIC or DSMIC that would work with the 3.0 without extensive modifications to the PES supercharger.

The reasoning behind this is that the PES supercharger attaches ditectly to the engine, with the compressed air going directly into the intake ports. To make a FMIC work, you would need to raise the supercharger up, run some piping and what not...not a great idea.

You could do a air/water setup very similar to the Ford Cobra, this would take a bunch of machine work too though.

**dirtybrd** · 05-18-2008 05:42 PM

I've seen those under intake outlets for an FMIC on a V-6 car, it's like a manifold under a manifold.

**Duchenbagen** · 05-19-2008 12:28 AM

You are going to need an air to liquid aftercooler. It is just too bad that nobody makes one for an Audi 3.0L yet.

**quat** · 05-19-2008 01:05 AM

Side note, if "global warming" is so serious, why did they change the name to "climate change"?

**MarkChai** · 05-20-2008 12:02 PM

Some places get hotter, some places get colder, some places get drier, some places get wetter, almost all places have different weather patterns (longer/shorter/more intense storms, longer/shorter seasons, etc) that contribute to this. Thus, "climate change."

That said, all this climate change is presumably due to an OVERALL increase of the Earth's total AVERAGE temperature (hence the term "global warming") which therefore affects weather patterns, which affects all the things in the paragraph above.

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