K&N Generation II FIPK
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12-19-2006, 01:27 PM
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K&N Generation II FIPK
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Check this out! I need a little more feedback. I have been looking for something to thats not a CAI and I think I may have found it. What do you guys think.
Check this out! I need a little more feedback. I have been looking for something to thats not a CAI and I think I may have found it. What do you guys think.
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RE: K&N Generation II FIPK
ORIGINAL: chazlewood75
I have looked at that setup as well, but I didn't want to spend that much money. There are cheaper options that could possibly give you more bang for your buck too.
I have looked at that setup as well, but I didn't want to spend that much money. There are cheaper options that could possibly give you more bang for your buck too.
I want to avoid a CAI living in the Mid-Atlantic you can get alot of rain and my car is my daily driver. Thats why I want something that is more towards a short ram.
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12-19-2006, 03:30 PM
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RE: K&N Generation II FIPK
So if you want a setup like that just put a filter on your throttle body and call it good. My car is my daily driver as well...midwest here. I can tell you that you will have a hard time hydrolocking your car unless you don't pay attention to what you're doing. You would have to drive through probably 9 inches of water to suck up water. I drove through probably about 4 inches over the summer several times right after an extremely hard rainfall. I was kind of hesistant because my car is so low...a pop can just barely fits underneath it for reference as to how low it sits. But I didn't have a choice other then to wait for everything to drain. My point being that you have to drive through a LOT of water. But whatever floats your boat, the CAI won't make that big of a difference over that.
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RE: K&N Generation II FIPK
ORIGINAL: LowSlowNeon
So if you want a setup like that just put a filter on your throttle body and call it good. My car is my daily driver as well...midwest here. I can tell you that you will have a hard time hydrolocking your car unless you don't pay attention to what you're doing. You would have to drive through probably 9 inches of water to suck up water. I drove through probably about 4 inches over the summer several times right after an extremely hard rainfall. I was kind of hesistant because my car is so low...a pop can just barely fits underneath it for reference as to how low it sits. But I didn't have a choice other then to wait for everything to drain. My point being that you have to drive through a LOT of water. But whatever floats your boat, the CAI won't make that big of a difference over that.
So if you want a setup like that just put a filter on your throttle body and call it good. My car is my daily driver as well...midwest here. I can tell you that you will have a hard time hydrolocking your car unless you don't pay attention to what you're doing. You would have to drive through probably 9 inches of water to suck up water. I drove through probably about 4 inches over the summer several times right after an extremely hard rainfall. I was kind of hesistant because my car is so low...a pop can just barely fits underneath it for reference as to how low it sits. But I didn't have a choice other then to wait for everything to drain. My point being that you have to drive through a LOT of water. But whatever floats your boat, the CAI won't make that big of a difference over that.
Thanks you have always been a help man!
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12-19-2006, 05:45 PM
RE: K&N Generation II FIPK
Yeah, again, you REALLY have to TRY HARD to even get close to having a problem. The stock ride hight and the way the CAI are set up there's almost a foot and a half of clearence to the bottom of the filter even on a CAI so you wont have a problem. Only time you would have a problem is if you tried to cross on of those low bridges when it floods like you see on the local news. lol, people don't make sence sometimes.
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RE: K&N Generation II FIPK
ORIGINAL: 04 mo neon
Yeah, again, you REALLY have to TRY HARD to even get close to having a problem. The stock ride hight and the way the CAI are set up there's almost a foot and a half of clearence to the bottom of the filter even on a CAI so you wont have a problem. Only time you would have a problem is if you tried to cross on of those low bridges when it floods like you see on the local news. lol, people don't make sence sometimes.
Yeah, again, you REALLY have to TRY HARD to even get close to having a problem. The stock ride hight and the way the CAI are set up there's almost a foot and a half of clearence to the bottom of the filter even on a CAI so you wont have a problem. Only time you would have a problem is if you tried to cross on of those low bridges when it floods like you see on the local news. lol, people don't make sence sometimes.
My Brother-in-law works out of a shop around here and he sees the Hydrolock problem alot with people (civic drivers) who have the CAI.
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