Do you rub your lining ?? Last time i had my fender lining in i was going down the freeway at about 80 and it ripped completely out and threew me across the lane ..Well today i put 1/2 of it back in so my CAI won't get ducshed when it rains ..Just curious if you all had any problems

 

douche..

what was this about again?

oh yeah, yeah, mine is ripped out on the passenger side. i have 205-50-15s. and yes, my cai is exposed... but i haven't had a problem yet. i actually now think its kinda neat because i can just reach under there to change it to an underhood intake... but i think next time i'm going to get 195mm tires.

 

hm.....Have you driven in heavy down pours with that sum bitch yet ? Im just afriad to ..Hopefuly mine till stay in maybe

 

ive driven on the highway wit standing water 1 inch...it gets soaked by wont hurt it unless u try to run a 1/4 miles at wot...after ten minuts i stopped at a gas station an switched it...the inside of the filter had lil but if any water got in it would burn up anywayz

 

Just make sure that the inner fender is attached well. With screws.

Are you haveing this problem on the front or rear.

 

front right

 

i used to run 205 40 16 on my civic and i never had any problems running them.

 

I have 205/50R15 and I've never had any problems.

 

I am running 205/45/ZR17s my fron pass side rubbes a little. It has made a small hole in the rubber of the inner fender.

 

same prob. here, i ripped both of my hatches right front liners out while driving. same with my roomate and a buddy of mine. all of us running 205/40/17

 

I have 205/40/17s and they've only rubbed once or twice on big bumps goin fast. I have all stock suspension though, not lowered at all.

 

I was running 215/40/16's and mine ripped out pulling into my work driveway... Oops.

I plan on replacing them with genuine honda parts soon, though. My engine gets WAY dirty after driving in the rain now

 

I lost the drivers side front with my stock wheels and suspension. Go figure. I thought I blew a tire.

 

maybe its the offset of the rims?
i got a 42 offset on my 16's
205/40/16 tires
i drive it hard and never had a problem yet...

 

Cut off the lining around the wheel well and leave the lower portion covering the intake. Very little water will get at the intake that way. That's how mine's been setup for over 2 years, never any problems in the rain. I run 205-50-15's with 7" rims. No problems here. Later, Overkll