cold air intake in ohio winters
any ill effects running a CAI in the winter?
Do any of the CAI (injen, fujita, aem, etc) convert to a short ram intake?
I have a 2006 Honda Acccord V6 6speed sedan
Do any of the CAI (injen, fujita, aem, etc) convert to a short ram intake?
I have a 2006 Honda Acccord V6 6speed sedan
as long as u dont go thru any ginormous puddles, you should be fine.
most, if not all, aem units have a break in the middle for either a bypass breather/short ram conversion.
most, if not all, aem units have a break in the middle for either a bypass breather/short ram conversion.
take another look at that one... i believe that is one piece. if that is the case, and u want a bypass, you could cut the pipe in half.
You should be fine like these guys said. I go to school in Muncie IN and we had a pretty bad snow this past winter and I was just fine. I dont have a by pass valve either.
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X2...
i had no slash guard this winter and it sucked when it snowed!! went back to the short ram during the winter..
X2...
i had no slash guard this winter and it sucked when it snowed!! went back to the short ram during the winter..
i never had a problem with my cai in PA winters, you jsut have to be careful when the snow melts and the roads flood thats all. im not running a splash guard or bypass valve thing that aem has...
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