Intake worries?
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Intake worries?
Does anyone have info./worries about water from the hood vent getting in an aftermarket intake?
What is the location of the aftermarket intakes for the E8? (how close to the vent is it?)
What is the location of the aftermarket intakes for the E8? (how close to the vent is it?)
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Make a housing for your intake.. or buy an aftermarket one. The manifold bolt change to harden stainless steel bolts.... a little pricey and not readily available at the local hardware store, but well worth the results (unwanted rust look in engine bay)
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i drove through a river with my RDCAI and no problems, of course im not going to make common practice of doin that but i def. thought i would ingest some water or something but it stayed out!
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How about AEM they have a good reputation for quality intakes and they have their water bypass valve which is proven to keep water out of your engine. I belive they have a kit available for the EVO VIII.
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I think Monster has a pretty cool looking carbonfiber air box. It still has the ramair thing, also it wont get soaked with water. I have never thaught about that one. Our hoods do let alot of water in, when it rains or when we wash it.
I think the drop in K&N will be the best way to go.
I think the drop in K&N will be the best way to go.