Any suggestion on selecting a dual cold air intake?

dark_nismo · 08-03-2011, 11:10 AM

I did say 'chance' of getting water into the cold air intake filters. If you guys say that theres no way that the g3 intakes will not get wet then that would be my choice as far as going long tube for you daily drivers. 10-15 hp! Even better, right? Goodluck with your choice.

ANMVQ · 08-03-2011, 03:10 PM

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Originally Posted by dark_nismo

I did say 'chance' of getting water into the cold air intake filters. If you guys say that theres no way that the g3 intakes will not get wet then that would be my choice as far as going long tube for you daily drivers. 10-15 hp! Even better, right? Goodluck with your choice.

Wet describe wet. .. The will not get soaked, I'm sure not wet enough to pull in water,, They have mist or some moister on them but thats it , Nothing to worry about, I;m sure at 80 MPH in the rain there is a some moisture that get to them, But so does the stock air box. But unless you are at WOT with a hose in the grill you are good . Now the INJENS are a whole nother story.

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08-03-2011, 11:10 AM	#1 (permalink)
dark_nismo Base Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: L_A Posts: 64 Drives: 2009 370z Nismo Blk Rep Power: 15	I did say 'chance' of getting water into the cold air intake filters. If you guys say that theres no way that the g3 intakes will not get wet then that would be my choice as far as going long tube for you daily drivers. 10-15 hp! Even better, right? Goodluck with your choice.