I have a aem cold airm but with that water getting into your cycliners would gas treatment work to get some water out of them?

 

When water gets into your cylinder in any large quantity your engine will immediately die when the piston attemps to compress that water. If you're lucky your engine will just stall. More likely, your piston will shatter, your rod will bend, or both.

 

H2O will take the path of least resistance... which could mean the side of your cylinder/block... not pretty.

hydro lock = one of satans practical jokes...

 

:down: in my book

 

I also belive that something with a cone-like shape filter is better than a thinner rectangular one.

 

Interfoolers are a no no, my buddy had one on his hatch and u cant drive in the rain witout the plexiglass cover which gets hideously scratched up n shit and restricts madd airflow

 

This just needs to be closed already....my god

 

agreed.