Has anyone drilled holes for bottom side grills?
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Has anyone drilled holes for bottom side grills?
I'm just wondering if anyone has done that. I'm not talking about the middle of bottom grille. If you have sport, both bottom side OEM grills are closed. Injen CAI filters are right behind the grills. would making some holes on grills help CAI?? I'm just wondering..
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Here in FL, I don't plan to since it pours when it rains. It San Diego, it may not be as much of an issue, but I still wouldn't want to risk it. Besides, the water will only pool up and deflect off the plastic wheel well protector that wrpas behind and under the Injen CAI filters...unless you plan to cut some of that off too.
The air is still fairly cool down there anyways (compared to the rest of the engine bay), so you're still benifiting.
The air is still fairly cool down there anyways (compared to the rest of the engine bay), so you're still benifiting.
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When I bought my Injen CAI, I bought them together..
injenairintakes.com check this out. pretty good deal. Don't miss $20 additional discount
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injenairintakes.com check this out. pretty good deal. Don't miss $20 additional discount
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Here in FL, I don't plan to since it pours when it rains. It San Diego, it may not be as much of an issue, but I still wouldn't want to risk it. Besides, the water will only pool up and deflect off the plastic wheel well protector that wrpas behind and under the Injen CAI filters...unless you plan to cut some of that off too.
The air is still fairly cool down there anyways (compared to the rest of the engine bay), so you're still benifiting.
The air is still fairly cool down there anyways (compared to the rest of the engine bay), so you're still benifiting.
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When I bought my Injen CAI, I bought them together..
injenairintakes.com check this out. pretty good deal. Don't miss $20 additional discount
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injenairintakes.com check this out. pretty good deal. Don't miss $20 additional discount
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Want to do this... Coupla questions:
Are these truly bolt ons??? I don't have to move water resi's and crap right?
Also I got to $470 on checkout... How do I get the additional $20?
Do ya really need the water sheild, doesn't look like they are too low...
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Description of the Hydro shield from Injen:
The HYDRO-SHIELD PRE-FILTERS are factory treated using an embedded hydrophobic process, which offers consistent airflow, water repellency and maintains horsepower gains. (Please note that this item is water repellent, not water proof).
Just another option...if you are in an area that hardly gets any rain for most of the year, I might take it out when it's not raining and put the covers back it in during the short rainy season. I'm not sure how easy/hard it is to take out tho...
I have never done this type of work before and I found it pretty easy. There is a great video with some hot chicks doing the entire install ...just search for it. I think it was a video by Injen themselves if I remember.