i want to install a bypass valve to my k@ncold airintake. how do i do it and do i need to cut anything? is there a curtain bypass valve i should get? is there a cheaper way of doing it like some type a sponge thing i could put in my pipe?

 

I think if you hit a puddle deep enough, it isn't going to do anything.

 

yeah you would have to go intosome REALLY deep water.... like 10'.... a bypass will just slow the air down... just leave the stock on if you are worried... i have my home made CAI and when the snow is half way up my bumper their is never any on the filter (witch is only about 5-6' from the ground) and i have neverhad a prob with water.... and i live in Michigan.... home of potholes, flooded roads, and ****ty slow plowing....

 

plus i dont think K@N make a bypass valve for their intake. da only one i kno about is da for AEM.