i heard from my friend that you can not drive with a cold air intake during rainy season... TRUE or FALSE? because he said since the "cold air" intake pipes... wrap all the way down near the ground , it can suck in water... iono if thats true or not... so does that mean i have to take it off during rainy season? and put it bak on in spring? wut a hassle = :doh:

Moved to PH... :lalala:

*sigh*

someone cant search. either way its false unless you are seriously stupid then you would wreck your car either way.

lol dont worry, i live in fla, it rains alot here. just dont go in big puddles and u will b fine, also, when u install ur intake, putting foam under where the intake head is will help reduce the chance of water hitting.

my question about the intake is when i installed it like 4 months ago, i installed everything perfectly except for this one piece that has a green cap on the top. its supposed to attach to the intake side, but it doesnt fit. i just tied it with a piece of string. what do i do?

n e one?