Hydro Shield
11-29-2010, 12:29 AM
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Hydro Shield
gettin an intake soon and i know a kid who totaled his car cuz his intake got wet from hitting a puddle. does anyone know if the hydro shield is worth it and if it has any effect on the HP gains on the intake?
11-29-2010, 12:59 AM
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Yes, get the damn hydroshield. I mean, is it worth the risk of totaling your car due to not having a 20$ shield? Don't be dumb. Buy the shield. You'll make the money back from MAF sensors you'll ruin without it.
11-29-2010, 11:19 AM
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aight man good looks i was thinkin the same thing like its only 20 bills i might as well jus buy it... but it actually works right its not jus some bullshit
11-29-2010, 11:31 AM
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Def. get the hydroshield. Better safe than sorry. I have always had a hydroshield on my car, and have been through some intense rain storms w/o any issues. The hyrdroshield is also good for keeping the filter cleaner for a longer period of time. You will not notice any significant horsepower loss from a hyrdroshield.
Def. get the hydroshield. Better safe than sorry. I have always had a hydroshield on my car, and have been through some intense rain storms w/o any issues. The hyrdroshield is also good for keeping the filter cleaner for a longer period of time. You will not notice any significant horsepower loss from a hyrdroshield.
11-29-2010, 11:42 AM
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Def. get the hydroshield. Better safe than sorry. I have always had a hydroshield on my car, and have been through some intense rain storms w/o any issues. The hyrdroshield is also good for keeping the filter cleaner for a longer period of time. You will not notice any significant horsepower loss from a hyrdroshield.
Def. get the hydroshield. Better safe than sorry. I have always had a hydroshield on my car, and have been through some intense rain storms w/o any issues. The hyrdroshield is also good for keeping the filter cleaner for a longer period of time. You will not notice any significant horsepower loss from a hyrdroshield.
11-29-2010, 01:14 PM
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