cai or sri

[99Integrags]

SRI FTW! They sound fucking awesome!

 

[rexpepper123]

my buddy had a s2k with one and it sucked up water...

 

[hgocasca]

I already did what I did, just ordered the Sri last Sunday, should be here tomorrow,

 

[TheNailGuy]

Lol I've actually been doing tons of research on this. You should of gotten the cai. I just ordered mines last week. AEM V2 with the bypass valve. With the bypass valve you won't have to worry about the hydrolock. I even bought the box to go around it just to be on the safe side lol. Cai >sri

 

[WAR 178]

i have a CAI aem and i was stuck in traffic it was raining pretty bad i was on top of a puddle of water and when traffic started to go my car shut off due to water actually being sucked in.

to the guy stating that rain dont make a diff....
you never know when a quick downpour will happen, Ive seen quite a few flash floods on both east and west coasts and seen many (incuding my boy) assed out because the cai sucked up water from a puddle!
Even seen it happen in hot ass Arizona where it rarely rains...but in the summer monsoon season

my thing is this...I do like the cai, but there are way too many who seem to believe that there is no chance of sucking water into the motor. Also the liners, etc underneath the car has no difference if the "puddle" is a small lake at some intersection which the water is over your bumper lip, and damn near as high as your side skirts. This spring im going to catch a bunch of cars(on cam) stuck at this one point on the highway (route 17 south in east rutherford, nj. next to Giants stadium)

 

[TrevDA9]

I installed my cai a few weeks ago and so far we've been getting like an average of 5-10in of snow a week. I've been driving my car through tons of snow daily, it's been great though. Hell, I've actually seen snow on the filter..