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ok... are the cold air intakes good enough to risk hydolocking... im going for a daily driver... and i need to know if the covers/wraps... or whatever they're called work well enough... i'm talkin about the material covers that keep out water... and how do they work... yah... i no.... its kind newbish

 
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why dont you get a cold air intake bypass filter..if you want one hit me up i got a couple ..i sold alot of them and i never had any complains...i have that on my car ...pm me if you want or post up

 
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ya if u get cai def get a bypass valve its def worth it so u dont mess up ur engine.

 
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thanks bro im telling you its worth it not that im trying to get you to buy it off of me but you can shop around for it

 
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Our cars engine bay design are nothing like the 6th gen civic's cold air design. It would be very hard to hydrolock in my opinion. I had a cold air before I got my AEM v2 and never had that problem. Only when going through big puddles if your scared just don't touch the gas peddle and let the car run threw it. Only downside to cai is that the filter gets wicked dirty down there. Obviously anything can happen but I really think its not as big of an issue.

 
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Dont worry about the bypass valve. Main St. where i live floods every time it rains and i always drive through it with my CAI. Never hydrolocked yet. You'd have to completely submerge your filter to have a chance at sucking up any water