CAI in the rain..
4th Gear Member
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RE: CAI in the rain..
ORIGINAL: rbstang
you should be fine as long as the filter isnt completly submerged in water.
you should be fine as long as the filter isnt completly submerged in water.
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Joined: Apr 2005
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RE: CAI in the rain..
ORIGINAL: Triisomy21
Exactly. People don't realize it's easier for an engine to suck in air than it is water. Here's a little experiment. Get a straw. Cut a hole in the straw about 3/4 to the top. Then put the bottom in your favorite drink and see what happens.
Exactly. People don't realize it's easier for an engine to suck in air than it is water. Here's a little experiment. Get a straw. Cut a hole in the straw about 3/4 to the top. Then put the bottom in your favorite drink and see what happens.
6th Gear Member
Joined: May 2006
Posts: 6,448
From: Ohio
RE: CAI in the rain..
Watch out for those suprise deep puddles. I have heard of guys hitting them and snapping a rod. I wont put my filter in the fender the risk is not worth the 0* temp change. Oh you didn't know that CAI really dont pull in colder air. LOL
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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 678
RE: CAI in the rain..
ORIGINAL: oxfordgt
CAI really dont pull in colder air. LOL
CAI really dont pull in colder air. LOL
4th Gear Member
Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 1,565
From: Wilmington, Delaware
RE: CAI in the rain..
ORIGINAL: lizzyfan
Right! The only CAI that could cause problems is the one from March that is actually open and directly at the bottom front of the car.
It is a ram air kit.
ORIGINAL: uberstang1
You should be fine, just dont go driving threw massive puddles of flooded streets
You should be fine, just dont go driving threw massive puddles of flooded streets
It is a ram air kit.
