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Nov 19, 2008 | 07:42 PM

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Coors

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I find that there is more dirt and water thrown up under the hood around the engine bay, the dryflow stays nice and clean down in the side pocket.

Nov 19, 2008 | 07:43 PM

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You will be fine, it has been -20 here (actual temp) and it has been fine.

Nov 20, 2008 | 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Dj_BuCa

I have an Injen CAI on my 2.4, and I'm wondering if i should be taking it out for the winter. I would say our average temps in winter are around -20 celcius. But of course we do get our cold snaps of -40. What, if any, kind of issues might I have if i leave it on? It's not a dry flow, so could the oil possibly freeze up on me?

hey man this is blake woolman from yorkton sask there should be no probs with it what i did is i put it to ram/warm air for the winter and the oil wont freeze up ok but i would say put it to warm/ram air for the winter then put it back cuz it should only be one clamp one bolt then with the clamp there should be a black thing right near the manifold put the clamp around the intake and through the hole you cant miss it find the injen marking on the intake and look down ok hope to be of any help best of luck

What are the biggest size rims that you can put in the 2007 cobalt ss 2.4 like i have after market rims but i want bigger so is it 18 or 19 inch rims and what width of tires like 195 205 215 225

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