Maul Rat

I have an AEM cai intake, but I want a short ram since when it rains there always seems to be deep puddles where I go. I was wondering if it's possible to cut the cai to make it a short ram. If so where abouts would I make the cut?
Also I have the "up and down" idle problem(I've searched and know what to do). I was wondering if any one has a pic of the d16z6 intake to show me exactly what two things I need to take off. One I know you take off to clean and the other has some little "wax" like screw that you turn about a 1/4 turn.

Thanks

Libertariat

Isn't your intake 2 pieces?

If not, just drive slower in the rain. If that doesnt work, make a sock that fits over the filter. How often does it rain there?

envee

cut it before the bend down.

Maul Rat

ek forever guy- I'm not sure if it's a two piece, haven't seen the car in a couple months. I parked it for the winter at my Mom's and started it as often as possible. When it comes to how often I drive in the rain, the car is my daily driver, so if it's raining when I go to/come from work/school whatever, I'm driving in it.

envee- Have you done/ seen it done. That's about where I thought just wanted clarification to see if it was possible.

Thanks

Maul Rat

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Any one got pictures for my second question? I never found any good ones when I searched.

Jamied

if its not a two piece, just cut it, buy a AEM bypass valve, hose it on and your good

Libertariat

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Yeah, it's done regularly by people who are tired of/afraid of hydro lock. It's just a pipe. Cut it before the bend, get the bypass valve like he said and fit it on.

Jamied

or just drive it carefully

i don thave a bypass valve on my AEM CAI.

Maul Rat

Thanks, I will look into that when I get the car back on the road(4-20-07, can't wait).