Implications of CAI in winter....
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Implications of CAI in winter....
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Rep Power: 0 Injen Race division has two piece it's like a short ram..and than a extension..
what u can do is in the winter take the extension part out..so it's short ram..
but seriously..last winter i left my cold air..haha...
but that's what u can do
what u can do is in the winter take the extension part out..so it's short ram..
but seriously..last winter i left my cold air..haha...
but that's what u can do
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the chances of that happening is slim...just drive carefully...
but to be safe...get an AEM bypass valve...
i have friends that have driven with the AEM CAI for 3-4 years now...no problems wutsoever.
the chances of that happening is slim...just drive carefully...
but to be safe...get an AEM bypass valve...
i have friends that have driven with the AEM CAI for 3-4 years now...no problems wutsoever.
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i have an injen cai...
yes it has to be submerged in liquid to suck it up...
if you have injen cai, the filter will be located underneath your left headlight, and sort of protected by it's surroundings.
im not as worried as i was before i got the cai...
bypass valve for the injen??? i asked and have not heard of such a thing...
i asked if i can use the aem bypass for the injen (i was told that it wouldn't fit/work)
edit: if you can get some kind of shield for the filter, i'd be interested in finding out if there is one available...
i have an injen cai...
yes it has to be submerged in liquid to suck it up...
if you have injen cai, the filter will be located underneath your left headlight, and sort of protected by it's surroundings.
im not as worried as i was before i got the cai...
bypass valve for the injen??? i asked and have not heard of such a thing...
i asked if i can use the aem bypass for the injen (i was told that it wouldn't fit/work)
edit: if you can get some kind of shield for the filter, i'd be interested in finding out if there is one available...
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the best bet is to drive carefully when its wet out...don't be like...hey look at that huge puddle....lemme drive full speed into it...
i think the AEM CAI sits more in the engine bay...that would probably be safer...but wutever...
the best bet is to drive carefully when its wet out...don't be like...hey look at that huge puddle....lemme drive full speed into it...
i think the AEM CAI sits more in the engine bay...that would probably be safer...but wutever...
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but yeah.. i agree w/ illmatic... whatever... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
but yeah.. i agree w/ illmatic... whatever... [IMG]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/IMG]
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stay tuned for details on injen boys
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5 sp/auto si
5sp/auto lx....
other cars if you guys need too
stay tuned for details on injen boys
i gotta get prices for everything
5 sp/auto si
5sp/auto lx....
other cars if you guys need too
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Rep Power: 0 it's actually not that hard to reinstall the oem intake.. Taking out the CAI is not hard... But putting it back on does take a lot of time. It's still better than paying a mechanic to do it.
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[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i want a SRI instead...but do i need an AEM by-pass valve for SRI?
then again teh warranty issue is another thing i have to think about[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i want a SRI instead...but do i need an AEM by-pass valve for SRI?
then again teh warranty issue is another thing i have to think about[hr]
hahahaha
cant let it go can ya?
i want to stop but in the time while i wait for my real car i got nothing else to do than spending more money to the civic...it's an ADDICTION
it is so true stillmatik and gusto....now i know what u two meant when you said that line to me
it is so true stillmatik and gusto....now i know what u two meant when you said that line to me
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[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i want to stop but in the time while i wait for my real car i got nothing else to do than spending more money to the civic...it's an ADDICTION
it is so true stillmatik and gusto....now i know what u two meant when you said that line to me[hr]
[hr]Originally posted by: iamfob
i want to stop but in the time while i wait for my real car i got nothing else to do than spending more money to the civic...it's an ADDICTION
it is so true stillmatik and gusto....now i know what u two meant when you said that line to me[hr]
u can stop... ive stopped modding my car...!!
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