what brand of CAI is it? i had a look at pics for the most popular CAIs for DC5s (seems like thats what u got) and it looks like u'll need water at least 30cm+ deep to touch the pod,,,,
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what brand of CAI is it? i had a look at pics for the most popular CAIs for DC5s (seems like thats what u got) and it looks like u'll need water at least 30cm+ deep to touch the pod,,,,
CAI's are a waste of time. more trouble then what they are worth.
IMO its pretty hard to get water sucked in, if you have ur splash guards on properly they will repel water anyway, so you have to be in pretty deep water to get a lot of water that will actually hydrolock your engine. Just be carefull when its raining and you will be fine
in terms of price and quality fujita comes on top, then injen
Guys I too had a mate
who blew his motor due to excessive water indigestion. Funny thing is after it got rebuilt , sold to another guy the new
Owner did the exact same thing !
That's enough to send me away from this long arm type intake.
Personally , I have opted for a comptech icebox.
Inducts air from the same place at the
front bar and is perfectly safe. And as for peer or feel gained - like all intakes it just makes more noise lol.
cold air intakes like injen,fujita are dyno proven :S
From jdmyards dyno run test on a dc5r
Red line : Stock DC5R
Blue line : After Injen CAI
http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b3...u/DSC07466.jpg
Fujita on Vtir integra (usdm)
http://www.f5air.com/images/dyno/ca1...4-01%20gsr.GIF
yup cant deny those numbers. Do u have a water-valve-saftey thingy Sam ? (bypass)