I was wondering if it would be a good idea to put the stock airbox back in for winter or am I safe to leave CAI installed my car is a daily driver and the weather can get pretty bad here in indiana any info is helpful thanks Zach

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youll be fine with the CAI.... i keep mine in all year..it gives you colder air anyway...

 

I leave mine on, never had a problem, just be sure and clean it after winter.

 

CAI is fine in winter, during the rainy and snowy months i cover the hole where the fog light is, as i dont want slush to get up in there and freeze. i have a hydroshield.

 

WWJD
I dont think he had a car

 

this is true I should of said WWYD thanks 4 everyones posts I do have the hydrocover installed just didnt wanna take a chance

 

I was wondering the same thing, i got a SRI u think i should leave it in for winter? or maybe remove the heat shield so it sucks more hot air to keep my engine warm

 

The SRI option is only available for 2.4 and 2.2 Cobalts. The SS/SC is CAI or stock/airbox mod.

 

i only have a 2.4 and i its a KN SRI...

 

But he was asking about his 2.0.

NM read what your original post was. Bad day, week, year, life today. SRI is completely fine, the only time you have to worry is with a CAI.

 

no ur rite, i should have been more specific lol i was asking about mine. thanks for the info

+rep to cheer you up!

 

Back at ya. I WOULD however, check it every now and again, especially after a snow. Just make sure you're not getting road slush up in the engine bay.

 

yeah i hear ya, i think im gonna get a kn paper intake for winter..apperently the metal wiring freezes up

 

I could go for a slushy right now

 

i could go for a slushy, only if ur g/f made it tho

 

I've been having a hard time finding a hydroshield, where did you get yours?

 

just get one from injen... ttr i think sells them too...

 

you will be good as long as you dont drive into a river cause our cars dont drive on water

 

i think he wanted to know what Jackalope would do.

 

Absolutely!

Put it back in, and to heck with worrying about avoiding deep looking puddles, etc. In fact, I'd advise that you permanently leave the stock air box in your car - and then go some other route (i.e., "SAFER" and "WARRANTEED") for more power.

Peace of mind man, peace of mind.

BTW ...

Hydroshields will do absolutely nothing if the filter becomes accidentally immersed. If that happens (no matter WHAT season it is) your engine will become the most expensive paperweight you have ever owned.

Think about it peeps ...

 

[QUOTE=KillerBee;1541373]you will be good as long as you dont drive into a river cause our cars dont drive on water [/QUOTE

I hear tell that GTO's do.

 

TurboTechRacing, is where i got my hydroshield at, they rock.

http://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...idproduct=4863

 

We have them in stock @ www.TurboTechRacing.com The hydro shield that is...

 

Whoa Whoa Whoa! I may consider

 

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SWEET PIC that alone was worth starting this thread up who cares about blowin the motor +rep