Way to dig up a post that was answered a year ago! wink

Times have changed since then, and we have our very own CAI DIY here on this forum.

http://www.teamsr.org/ForumLinkedImages/Ra.../rs_cai_diy.htm

And if you have a question about CAI's and bypass valves, I'd recommend searching and posting in the engine forum.

[ April 24, 2002, 09:46 PM: Message edited by: Veniston ]

 

Heh

Thanks for the rapid reply.

The reason i try to bring up the topic is cuz i want Accent specific answers.

Most of what I see is for the tiburon's.

I know it can be applied almost identical but im interested in the details that go into my car mostly.

 

AEM makes a bypass valve that people seem to like. It's not car-specific, you just have to order the size for the pipe you're using.

And about ressurecting 'dead' posts, it's really considered more polite to start a new topic than to hijack someone else's question. It's also not very inspiring to have to read an entired topic that was buried months ago just to answer a new question. You're better off creating a new topic, with a short summary if you think that a background story is necessary, and asking questions there. It's more likely to be answered smile.gif

 

what i would do if i were you is to take your $300 and your car and trade the thing in and get a faster car cause putting all your money in that thing in useless it will still be slow...

sorry but hey its the truth..

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>dballer19:
what i would do if i were you is to take your $300 and your car and trade the thing in and get a faster car cause putting all your money in that thing in useless it will still be slow...

sorry but hey its the truth..</div>Don't be a azzhole..

 

Selects "1:Lowest Rating"
Clicks "Rate"

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>SCCA 01 Elantra:
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>97Accent:
Selects "1Lowest Rating"
Clicks "Rate"</div>Good Idea I might just do the same thing. smile.gif [/QB]</div>Why not? 9 other people have.

 

Can we focus on answering the actual question on this topic?

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>I added a cone air filter to my car at the end of the factory intake.
I know a CAI will bring cold air and its better. But I live in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, and when it rains it rains a lot, like now, and it floods as well.
So my fear is to get water in the engine with a CAI.
IS there a recomendation for that?

Theres a site where they show to build a true CAI on your own, and you can split it to use it as a short air intake and as a CAI. </div>

 

I did
<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE </div><div class='quotemain'>Veniston:
AEM makes a bypass valve that people seem to like. It's not car-specific, you just have to order the size for the pipe you're using.

And about ressurecting 'dead' posts, it's really considered more polite to start a new topic than to hijack someone else's question. It's also not very inspiring to have to read an entired topic that was buried months ago just to answer a new question. You're better off creating a new topic, with a short summary if you think that a background story is necessary, and asking questions there. It's more likely to be answered </div>