Better intakes?
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tired of the water speech with cais. it CAN happen but most likely wont. ive ran my cai for years even took off the bypass. no issues. nor did i have to cut anything in the frame to install.
the puddle would have to almost be over a ft high for the filter to swim in it and whos dumb enough to go through a puddle thats even half a foot high at all. the streets would have to be flooded and if there is a flood the intake is the least of ur concerns
and if ur car is lowered even less likely someone is dumb enough to drive through any puddle
the puddle would have to almost be over a ft high for the filter to swim in it and whos dumb enough to go through a puddle thats even half a foot high at all. the streets would have to be flooded and if there is a flood the intake is the least of ur concerns
and if ur car is lowered even less likely someone is dumb enough to drive through any puddle
Plenty of people have issues with water and CAI long tube...
http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...-up-water.html
http://www.the370z.com/engine-drivet...ain-injen.html
http://my350z.com/forum/intake-exhau...-up-water.html
We all share the same engine/intake design. Also, you'd be surprised about how deep puddles can be without you realizing it....Have you ever accidentally stepped in a huge puddle in snow thinking that it wasn't that deep? Cuz it happens all the time here. Some puddles are a lot deeper than they look.
^ did I even read the threads? One guy drove through a flood, one guy claims he has water issues with the OEM intake, one guy driving in heavy rain up a hill n gasses it hard which makes the intake suck in more air. One guy who had ses after installing the intake n wasn't sure if it was related to rain n turns out water seeping down from the hood when parked may be the culprit.
All of them driving in heavy rains, puddles, floods.
And there's a bunch who said they drive in rain with no issues like myself. Also in heavy rain not a good idea to gas hard.
All of them driving in heavy rains, puddles, floods.
And there's a bunch who said they drive in rain with no issues like myself. Also in heavy rain not a good idea to gas hard.
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