CAI and Snow
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CAI and Snow
I went into the local truck toy store to buy a CAI for my 2008 RAM. Looking at an Airaid product. I was told not to bother with the CAI as they do not work well here. The snow can get into the intake and hurt the engine.
Looking for some input from others if they have any experience with this matter.
Thanks
Looking for some input from others if they have any experience with this matter.
Thanks
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Dealer said that I can remove the standard filter and replace that drop in filter with the K & N.
RaiderJay6 had said that aslong as I do not run through snow banks I will be fine. Unfortunately its not out of the question to have 24 inches fall overnight . I also have a Dakota 4x4, and the bumper does plow through snow banks created by plows to get out of my road. Its fun, but cannot let up once your committed.
So maybe I just have to pretend to have a CAI and hum the sound of the CAI and put up with the sucky filter.
RaiderJay6 had said that aslong as I do not run through snow banks I will be fine. Unfortunately its not out of the question to have 24 inches fall overnight . I also have a Dakota 4x4, and the bumper does plow through snow banks created by plows to get out of my road. Its fun, but cannot let up once your committed.
So maybe I just have to pretend to have a CAI and hum the sound of the CAI and put up with the sucky filter.
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They don't know what the F%$k they are talking about! I would fire him! I drive through snow 7 months out of the year at 10,300ft in Colorado and have had NO issues! I have even plowed through some deep @$$ snow banks to get home! I have a K&N CAI and it has a good shield around it! You will have no problems as long as you aren't just getting some cheap CAI with out a shield!
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