Originally Posted by cyclops755

Just so you guys know, there's a reason AEM is (if not the only), one of the very few companies that makes a bypass valve for intakes. There have been many reports that due to their design, they're defective. People have had the cotton filter element inside the bypass valve housing repeatedly break free and get sucked into the engine, giving them a slightly bigger problem than just a little water in the engine. They won't even carry them in any stores around where I live.
If you set up your intake right, you won't need a bypass valve most of the time. The only thing you really need to worry about with water in the intake is hydro-lock, where there's so much water in the engine that your piston rods have no where to go during the combustion cycle of their stroke, except for through the wall of your engine block.
Now, I'm not saying that some water through your intake is a GOOD thing, but much of the time, the small amount will evaporate, and be able leave your engine for all intents and purposes unharmed.
Just thought it was something to be aware of before you go online and buy one.
-Good luck with it all though!