Finished my new intake
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that looks good, but i figured out this whole thing was kind of pointless cuz im buying an S4 Intake Manifold tomorrow to swap in and then im just going to probably run the intake in front of the radiator...just gotta figure out what to do about rain.... any ideas?
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as long as your filters not low to the ground you wont have any issues. I had a cai that went right under the radiator. the filter could be seen popping out just below the bumper. I just made sure it was on tight. I just stayed away from puddles. every now and then in like monsoon weather it would occasionally bog down from all the water but not very often, and only in whether when your hydroplaning when there's no puddle. I won't hurt your engine if its just a few seconds, just don't let it die!!! It will actually steam clean a little carbon out.
If your that worried about it you can buy an anti hydro lock mid pipe filter. But I can't say if they work or not, I've never used them. I live in oregon too. so you should be fine.
If your that worried about it you can buy an anti hydro lock mid pipe filter. But I can't say if they work or not, I've never used them. I live in oregon too. so you should be fine.
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^^^ good stuff, im not too worried. its never been really bad, i plan to put it decent height above the ground plus salem isnt too bad weather wise. the steam cleaning sounds really good haha, never tryed anything to clean it out so this might help
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