the bypass valve kills HP gains from dyno tests ive seen

 

2-5 hp doesnt seem like much of a lose to me :dunno:

 

true... .. i didnt see multiple tests with it, but i saw a comparison, and the test i saw, showed hardly any gains.

 

so even if the filter is wet it won't hydrolock the engine? From what I understand, the filter has to be sumberged in water. I have a CAI in my accord, and the filter is above the splash gaurd, and i'm wondering if this winter when it snows, if snow gets in it will it hydrolock my engine? I cannot decide wether or not a bypass valve is worth it or not.

 

Yes filter can be wet but its what went through thats the problem... if you SUCK up water thats whats bad. Not if the filter is wet. If snow hits it it will not hydrolock the engine the filter is positioned downwards to drain if your filter is buried in snow. But if your going to buy a CAI GET A BYPASS VALVE. It solves all your problems.

 

When all you're getting is 9-11 hp, then yeah it becomes a bit more of a loss snoopy...

 

damn, they loose that much power from a bypass valve?? I guess it's better than replacing your engine.

 

when you're getting 9-11 hp from an intake, lay off the crack

 

 

i was confused by what you said. you were confused by what i said. we're even. h: