RRM cold air intake seem expensive?
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No but basically you can connect the filter to the MAS adapter tube we supply in the kit.
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wow guys i really like the way that rrm cai looks, but i really would like to know if there is anyway to get another color, i would pay extra, im just wondering, i dont know if rrm monitors this forum or not but i really want another color, thanks
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DAM road race i wanted it in blue but it did'nt say anywhere in your ad tat we could get it in different colors CRAP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! oh well i already baught it aaaaahhhhhhhh
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About the bypass valve: How exactly does it work? I have been on AEM's site, and read the explanation, but it wasn't enough for me to have a mental representation of the working parts. How can I be sure that the bypass valve doesn't activate at all times and not just when there is water in the tube?
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About the bypass valve: How exactly does it work? I have been on AEM's site, and read the explanation, but it wasn't enough for me to have a mental representation of the working parts. How can I be sure that the bypass valve doesn't activate at all times and not just when there is water in the tube?
About the bypass valve: How exactly does it work? I have been on AEM's site, and read the explanation, but it wasn't enough for me to have a mental representation of the working parts. How can I be sure that the bypass valve doesn't activate at all times and not just when there is water in the tube?
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In places like California, deep puddles might not be an issue, but if you live in Canada or any of the northern US that gets a lot of snowfall during the winter - it's a reality. You have two choices in the spring when the snow melts - walk or take your chances with puddles. In many places the streets are covered with very large areas of water - and hidden in those puddles are potholes that you won't see and your car may drop down in. It's not that we intentionally drive though deep puddles - it can happen by accident though. It's bad enough when you damage a rim or something - but it's nothing compared to ruining an engine.