babymac

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I just cut out my would be spot for foglights, so my cai will get a BLAST of cold air. You think this will help?? It sure feels ALOT better down low2000 to 3000 and up real high 5000 rpm to 6000.

loverholic

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wont water get in your cone?

babymac

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The cone is pretty far back but water on the cone does absolutley nothing the only way there will be a problem is if i go in a deep puddle where the cone is completely submerged. And i don't plan to go through puddles that deep.

Zero-K

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I had an R33 front bumper on my car(there's a hole where the fog light is) and my filter was in the fender, anytime I would drive on the highway when it was raining, the rain would beat on the filter until it filled up and started to suck in water. I wouldn't recommend doing that unless you have a good bypass filter on your intake.
Trust me, I've been there and it's not fun. I was almost stranded 80 miles from my house. I had to pull my CAI off, and then put a sock(yes a sock) over my intake after the MAF so it wouldn't suck in too much air or the car would stall. it was a ****ty drive home.

babymac

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I have a aem bypass valve.

Pieps

Would it help if you meshed where you cut out so you could still get air in there, but not have as much water get in?