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Injen intakes vs Rain
These injen intakes are gonna be the death of me man... I can not for the life of me drive my Z when it's raining. I've done countless research and seems like my last resort is to upgrade to stillen g3...
Has anyone came up with any recent solutions? I heard hydroshield is complete ***, so don't bother recommending that unless the company has actually put effort in their product and is working. |
What's the problem, getting wet?
i have Injen too and haven't had a problem with them at all other than the airflow is a bit more turbulent than the Stillen setup so it is louder, but that's not the kind of issue you're talking about. |
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Is there space to use the AEM bypass valves?
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Kick it to the curb and use something else. No way would I put up with that.
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Do you have some pics of the intake installed on your car? There doesn't seem to be any other members reporting this problem with the Injen setup.
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I've also heard about others with the same problem as me on this forum but it was years back
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http://www.the370z.com/intake-exhaus...-cold-air.html
Seems like one member made up a workaround, but it seems like a switch to a Stillen or Maf hoses/drop-ins will be your only guarantee. |
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He said mad hoses/drop ins meaning going back to oem boxes and changing to the silicone intake hoses behind it. So yes will definitely fix your issue since it is basically OEM.
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Beat me to it
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I assume you have all the underside pans on? Can't think of anything else that would cause that. Water is seriously getting in there somewhere. I had the Stillen on at one point too. It switched back to Injen.. |
Maybe try a KN dry charger wrap
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