Cold air intake a good idea? hydro-lock problem question.
Is it worth getting a cold air intake for a V6? Also how much of a problem is hydro-locking with cold air intakes?
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I have one, never regreted buying it. I love it. Bought a generic CAI its only the filter thats important. I have never had a problem go ahead get one.
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Yea, I was just worried about the hydro locking since I have to drive 25 miles each way to work everyday and the roads I travel on are 45-55 mph. I'd be afraid to suck up some water if it rains real heavy. being in Florida it can, yet this year theres a big dry spell.
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Originally Posted by NateTrain
(Post 241366)
Yea, I was just worried about the hydro locking since I have to drive 25 miles each way to work everyday and the roads I travel on are 45-55 mph. I'd be afraid to suck up some water if it rains real heavy. being in Florida it can, yet this year theres a big dry spell.
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Nope just one that goes through the fender
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If u concerned alot about it there is a valve u can buy that will stop water from getting in but it wont get in but they do have them
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not 2 mention its one of the easy bolt ons for us
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Cold air
Originally Posted by NateTrain
(Post 241359)
Is it worth getting a cold air intake for a V6? Also how much of a problem is hydro-locking with cold air intakes?
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Cai
Originally Posted by NateTrain
(Post 241359)
Is it worth getting a cold air intake for a V6? Also how much of a problem is hydro-locking with cold air intakes?
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Originally Posted by kjbuck2
(Post 242177)
I forgot to ask what year is your V6?
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Cai
Originally Posted by NateTrain
(Post 242230)
Its a 2002
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Originally Posted by kjbuck2
(Post 242304)
I was going to say be careful with making sure you get one that fits. I got one that was for 1999 - 2004, but it didnt fit my 2000 V6. So I had to return the old one and get a different model. For some reason 2000 year model was a bit different then the other years.
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I have a 2001 V6 with a K&N CAI, and i love it, and never regret buying it...it makes your car sound better, and adds minimal performace...about sucking up things that won't happen, just get one of those recharge filter kits, and just keep the filter clean, and it will be a good investment...
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Originally Posted by BKAT
(Post 242537)
I have a 2001 V6 with a K&N CAI, and i love it, and never regret buying it...it makes your car sound better, and adds minimal performace...about sucking up things that won't happen, just get one of those recharge filter kits, and just keep the filter clean, and it will be a good investment...
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not to hijack the thread but is a tune needed after a cai is installed or is it plug and go
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Originally Posted by Dave87
(Post 242599)
not to hijack the thread but is a tune needed after a cai is installed or is it plug and go
plug and go |
Yes thats my intake, and you don't need a tune after you install an intake...quick little way to bolt on a few HP....have fun
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If you feel like taking the extra mile to save money , get a cheapo CAI, but you might have to do some trimming.
I bought an ebay CAI /w a K&N filter, the angle on the pipe wasn't right, but after an hour or so of dremel work and sanding, it fit perfectly Not bad for 25$, IMO better than spending 200$ or more on an intake that doesn't help your performance any more.. |
Originally Posted by Dave87
(Post 242599)
not to hijack the thread but is a tune needed after a cai is installed or is it plug and go
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I actually have hydro-locked my car with my CAI on and yes it is a fender one... Just gotta be careful going through deep puddles, I went through a few deep ones then my car wouldn't start outside of a strip club (that would have been a great story to tell my parents) anyways get a K&N filter and all should be well, the cheapo filter they give you sucks anyway..
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