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CAI and rain...
Stillen Gen 3, Injen CAI and rainy conditions... what do you guys think? I would put either one of these in but I wouldn't want to soak my DD's engine if it rains...
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i had the g3's in rain, snow and slush...never had issues. Same thing with my EvoX, had it in pissing down rain and snow above my bumper lip...no issues...heres where the filter is for my evo...
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K&N makes some filter bags that repel water, I think they're like $26 each. Put those on and don't worry about it :D
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The only reason why Stillen and Injen talk about hydrolock is if you drive through standing water.
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Great, thanks for the heads up guys. Much appreciated.
What's a reasonable price for gen 3 install? since that's the better one of the two (according to popular belief). I'm asking because I don't want to install the gen 3 my self since it requires cutting stuff and boring out holes. Thanks in advance guys. |
Shoot me a PM, I'll install it for you for $10
If you're helping as well... Lol, it's not difficult, just time consuming |
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I've never had any problems whatsoever with my Stillen G3s, even in torrential downpours (one of the few times I've had to drive in the rain with the Z). Never any problems. There are a number of threads about Injen intakes having more frequent problems with taking in water standing or not, getting water on the MAFs and causing drivability issues.
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Alright, I'll just go with the gen3 to be safe. tnx
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