fiendskillz

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Will adding the Injen Hydroshield on my CAI affect its performance and sound?

SquallLHeart

no

fiendskillz

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Ok so you think its safer to use a hydroshield on my cai here in chicago?

BlizZard

It doesn't matter where you live, its always safer

fiendskillz

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aight kewl

fiendskillz

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and uh, any1 know which of these: http://injenonline.com/cgi-bin/Merch...tegory_Code=PF

fits the Injen CAI 07-08?

BlizZard

its a X-1017 if i'm not mistaken

fujita_TC

so water cant go in the filter am i right..??? unless its actually submerged correct?

BlizZard

Quoted

"Nothing cools an engine’s jets like water from your air intake. Whether you’re driving through a slight drizzle or a typhoon, your motor is in real danger of drowning. Injen’s Hydro Shield, however, stops water from sinking your vehicle. Riding right on top of your performance air filter, this durable polyester cover repels water while still allowing a free-flow of oxygen."

fujita_TC

is this a joke or am i just stupid....so this thing is actually water proof?no water wont go in??

BlizZard

I personally dont have it, but from what Ive read, I think so
Check out this customer review:

"A guy had a post that he feld up his sink and put the hydro shield in and it did not let any water in that is not thru.I did the same test and it does let water in thru the stiches.Hopefuly repile water enough so I do not hydro lock my engine!"

Here's the site I got this info from
http://www.autoanything.com/air-filt...A2582A0A0.aspx

fiendskillz

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thankx

xilver

yea i think it just repels water

Blue_TC_Man

seems pointless the only time you have a risk of hydro-locking your engine is if the filter is submerged and at that point your still going to suck up water.