Cold Air Intake Help...
#1
03-20-2006, 11:22 PM
Cold Air Intake Help...
Hi everyone ! Im about to install my aem v2 cold air intake in my accord i heard that water could get into the engine when it rains and it could mess up the engine. If i buy a aem bypass valve for it do i have to cut the intake in 2 pieces to install the bypass valve in and does it have to be cut precise if i do ?
Can someone answer this question please I'm greatly appreciated thank you!!
Can someone answer this question please I'm greatly appreciated thank you!!
#2
03-20-2006, 11:43 PM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
one thing that you can so for the rain to stay out is take you secondary air box cut it open and make the intake with the cone fit in. i will take some time to do it but you have a less of a chance for water getting into you engine. cheaper than buying a bypass valve. but if you want you can get the valve and you will have to cut you intake but i wouldnt recomend it with the v2 from aem. and the thing with the bypass valve is that it protects only when you intake gets sumerged into a pudle.
#3
03-21-2006, 12:11 AM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
I had been looking at the V2's, and had the same question. According to AEM, the V2 is not designed to use the bypass valve.
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
#4
03-21-2006, 12:15 AM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
ORIGINAL: accord_94
one thing that you can so for the rain to stay out is take you secondary air box cut it open and make the intake with the cone fit in. i will take some time to do it but you have a less of a chance for water getting into you engine. cheaper than buying a bypass valve. but if you want you can get the valve and you will have to cut you intake but i wouldnt recomend it with the v2 from aem. and the thing with the bypass valve is that it protects only when you intake gets sumerged into a pudle.
one thing that you can so for the rain to stay out is take you secondary air box cut it open and make the intake with the cone fit in. i will take some time to do it but you have a less of a chance for water getting into you engine. cheaper than buying a bypass valve. but if you want you can get the valve and you will have to cut you intake but i wouldnt recomend it with the v2 from aem. and the thing with the bypass valve is that it protects only when you intake gets sumerged into a pudle.
#5
03-21-2006, 12:21 AM
hmm
ORIGINAL: stevephy
I had been looking at the V2's, and had the same question. According to AEM, the V2 is not designed to use the bypass valve.
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
I had been looking at the V2's, and had the same question. According to AEM, the V2 is not designed to use the bypass valve.
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
#6
03-23-2006, 02:35 AM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
The intake is somewhat nice the sound kicks in when u pump the gas it sounds pretty nice and it makes my car runs a lil smooth when i peda; its better than the stock intake at least lol
ORIGINAL: stevephy
I had been looking at the V2's, and had the same question. According to AEM, the V2 is not designed to use the bypass valve.
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
I had been looking at the V2's, and had the same question. According to AEM, the V2 is not designed to use the bypass valve.
Here is the link:
http://www.aempower.com/faq.asp?fid=38&sid=&tid=3
Let me know what you think of the intake. I'm thinking of going with that or the Comptech Ice Box.
StevePhy
#7
03-23-2006, 07:22 AM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
DO NOT CUT YOUR V2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111 you cannot run a bypass valve. if you cut it you will ruin the sound technology which is what your paying all the money for. the v2 is a purist intake. you dont drive your car in the rain when you have one you figure out another way of transportation.
#10
03-24-2006, 01:13 AM
RE: Cold Air Intake Help...
ya there is also a new compny out there that makes water "repelant" sleeves. not water proof. but hell something is better than nothing i guess. i don't remember the name off the top of my head but i'll look it up and probably get back to you tomarow.