Well, looks like my CAI is comin' off
11-13-2003, 04:26 AM
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Well, looks like my CAI is comin' off
I need money, and this thing is scaring me, what with the huge ass storm that just visited here.
anyone need a used one? lol
anyone need a used one? lol
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11-13-2003, 05:54 AM
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Re: Well, looks like my CAI is comin' off
Originally posted by White[Pony]
I need money, and this thing is scaring me, what with the huge ass storm that just visited here.
anyone need a used one? lol
I need money, and this thing is scaring me, what with the huge ass storm that just visited here.
anyone need a used one? lol
11-13-2003, 10:29 AM
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more than common sense factors into it. Like needing to drive while it's raining, then seeing a puddle that looks like it's really shallow, but turns out to be pretty deep. that happened once, and it really freaked me out.
but yeah, I need money, too.
but yeah, I need money, too.
11-13-2003, 11:31 AM
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I drive in Oregon with mine on all the time.....I have yet to experience hydrolock and I am sure we get a crapload more rain than SoCal ever has.
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11-14-2003, 04:07 AM
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bypass valve seems to negate the effects of having a CAI in the first place. Or so I've heard. My friend has one on his civic. He even has a header and exhaust, but I still rape him in any race.
epoch: 92-?? civic DX I dunno how far up it goes. I think it's only 95, but I'm not positive.
epoch: 92-?? civic DX I dunno how far up it goes. I think it's only 95, but I'm not positive.
11-14-2003, 06:56 AM
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Originally posted by White[Pony]
bypass valve seems to negate the effects of having a CAI in the first place. Or so I've heard. My friend has one on his civic. He even has a header and exhaust, but I still rape him in any race.
epoch: 92-?? civic DX I dunno how far up it goes. I think it's only 95, but I'm not positive.
bypass valve seems to negate the effects of having a CAI in the first place. Or so I've heard. My friend has one on his civic. He even has a header and exhaust, but I still rape him in any race.
epoch: 92-?? civic DX I dunno how far up it goes. I think it's only 95, but I'm not positive.
11-14-2003, 07:47 AM
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Originally posted by Nightshade
I drive in Oregon with mine on all the time.....I have yet to experience hydrolock and I am sure we get a crapload more rain than SoCal ever has.
I drive in Oregon with mine on all the time.....I have yet to experience hydrolock and I am sure we get a crapload more rain than SoCal ever has.
Here in Utah we get quite a bit of moisture (some years) and I haven't had a need for a bypass valve. You would be alright.