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farsighter2000 08-26-2005 10:03 PM

intake bypass valve
 
I just put an injen cold air intake in my 01 civic auto trans. im wondering if i need a bypass valve and where would i get one?

carlover 08-26-2005 10:22 PM

RE: intake bypass valve
 

ORIGINAL: farsighter2000

I just put an injen cold air intake in my 01 civic auto trans. im wondering if i need a bypass valve and where would i get one?
A lot of people may disagre with me but, I think a bypass valve is essintial if it rains in your area, but it will also decrease some of the hp your intak is making.look out for the sniper

XCM828 08-26-2005 10:32 PM

RE: intake bypass valve
 
You don't need one unless you drive through flooding capable of completely submerging your filter in water. It rains a fair amount here in NC and I haven't hydrolocked yet...

mxs 08-26-2005 10:48 PM

RE: intake bypass valve
 

ORIGINAL: farsighter2000

I just put an injen cold air intake in my 01 civic auto trans. im wondering if i need a bypass valve and where would i get one?
How often do you drive through 16" puddles?

ngoti 8tor 08-27-2005 07:52 AM

RE: intake bypass valve
 
You don't need a bypass valve unless you drive a submarine.

althius 08-27-2005 11:19 AM

RE: intake bypass valve
 
It has been a pretty fierce debate at times, but it does appear the majority of people agree that you do not need one (I know I'm asking for it now)... For the record I just put a AEM CAI on and did not get one. It rained mighty fierce here in MO the last week, and I was forced to drive through some hellacious puddles, and nothing happened.

Once again, my 0.02 based off of much reading here at HCF.

ngoti 8tor 08-27-2005 12:01 PM

RE: intake bypass valve
 

ORIGINAL: althius
I just put a AEM CAI on and did not get one. It rained mighty fierce here in MO the last week, and I was forced to drive through some hellacious puddles, and nothing happened.
Yeh, some great proof!

Nail I3unny 08-27-2005 03:07 PM

RE: intake bypass valve
 
ive told this story before and i'll tell it again. the only time ive ever had experience with hydrolock (and considering my state is a fricken peninsula, surrounded by water, i got it pretty bad with water) is when my friend drove through a puddle in his old 95 lincoln. and let me tell you, this puddle was so deep that after it stopped thundering and lightning, little kids were swimming in it. i **** you not.

and you will lose 1-3 hp by putting on a bypass valve


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