PeTeRtheEaTeR

Man today, it was raining super hard, actually it was hailing in Compton, CA and as i was driving around in heavy traffic, i ran into a flood where i could feel all the water hitting the bottom of my car and i was panicking cuz i was afraid that my CAI mite suck up some water and then that I'd be stuck there, but fortunately it didn't. And i wasn't stuck there. And after hitting some puddles that i didn't see on the freeway, I'm thinking, the end of the CAI is in front of the tire, and behind the bumper lenses, but after so much water being splashed around, how in the world can it not suck up water? Not that I want it to but still amazed. Man what an experience.

MrDicks95SE

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wow lucky you. good thing it was only for one day. i wonder if elco would be flooded tomorrow...thatd be kinda cool. yeah.

pruizgarcia

iTrader: (1)

You are not only lucky, you are very, very lucky.

Pedro

CCx

iTrader: (2)

wow, that storm made national news...

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WEATHER/11/1....ap/index.html

Conrad283

iTrader: (2)

Impressive .. Doesn't that help the wild fires?

drewm

The only way it'll suck up water, is if the whole filter of the CAI is submerged. That should only happen with about 1-1.5 feet of water.

CBass69187

iTrader: (4)

You do know what hydrolock is right? If a CAI takes in water and it makes in to your motor, you are more than stranded.

GoalieKeg

iTrader: (4)

Long live the popcharger!!! (literally)