I recently put the k&n typhoon on but it didn't come with a filter. I put on my dryflow filter and when I went to clean it I noticed a little water getting past the splash guard. I was just wondering how many people use the hydashield (injen) or dryflow (k&n) on their filters. I am assuming air goes through them just fine but will block all water. I was looking to buy one but everywhere I saw they were like 25 bucks. Anyone know which I should look into getting, the injen or k&n, for my 5" x 3" dryflow filter? Thanks alot.

Someone has to use one.

 

I got the injen hydroshield. It works great to me and it doesn't effect performance. $25 is about the average you're going to pay unless they're on sell or group buy.

 

Ok that is good to hear. I just thought for that little thing it would be cheaper. The filter for the k&n is 6" long and my dryflow is 5 so I hope that doesn't matter if I get a k&n cover. I was just wondering who was the cheapest for them.

http://www.autoanything.com/air-filt...A2582A0A0.aspx

They look to be a decent price. I just don't know what size I would need. I know the filter is 5" x 3".

 

i use mine. it just makes me feel better.

 

That is why I'd like one, just some reassurance. Just incase any water did get in there. I'll have to pick one up, just not sure on the size and if I want a k&n or injen.

 

www.TurboTechRacing.com for the Injen one, we have ALL colors in stock

 

I saw yours but they were like 25 bucks. I am assuming there is shipping on top of that too? I couldn't give a crap about the color, who sees it. I was just gonna shop around to see if anyone beats ya, if not I am coming your way. I am assuming the K&N and Injen are bascially the same? Will they work for a 5" aem dryflow filter?

 

Its great i hit a fairly large puddle on the road last night, i mean to the point where i was worried about sucking watter and hydro locking my engine and got home and checked inside..... with a splash that big a tiny bit got it(good for the supercharger) but not much at all.... love this thing man it is well worth your money

 

I use the Injen hydro shield and live in Washington State where it seems to rain A LOT, and I have had no problems. It does its job and gives you the piece of mind.

 

Injen hydroshield here and it works great. I havent had any problems with it at all (except for some rubbing issues )

 

Im thinkin bout gettin it but doesnt it block some air so less hp?

 

If it does, it will be marginal at most, but I dont think it does

 

I just ordered one....alittle peace of mind for $25

 

I got one and it doesn't block any air. Same dyno results before I put it on and after

 

I took my K&N one off, it was caked full of dirt inside and was causing a bogging condition when driving in heavy rain, I think it was holding water on the inside as well and waterlogging the filter. I took it off and haven't had a problem since.

 

Now theres another reason not to get it

 

will that fit the gmpp intake filter im going to be geting the rk sport G5 ram air hood so what stops water from geting to the filter from the hood scoops?