I don't know what to do. Kinda scared kinda not. I want a intake but not sure. Scared of hydrolocking it. I want a intake because i know it will help but still scared of the water deal. because i know the intake is rite underneith the head light. I live in northern indiana. What would you guys do..... Matt

 

I bought mine when I was stationed in Wyoming. Get a hydro shield if you are worried about it. I havent had any problems with water.

 

intake withhttp://www.turbotechracing.com/produ...dcategory=5611

 

If you do get an intake get a stainless one. I would wait for OTTP to release theirs.

 

Thanks for the link.

 

Aaron, the server is getting the best of you

 

i have a injen intake for sale with not alot of miles on it pm me if you are interested

 

LOL yes, tripple post... Edit icon to the rescue!

 

I have an injen.....I just currently drove through 6 inches of snow today. I drive through puddles, rain, and mud in the summer. Nothing will happen unless you decide to go muddin' with your off roading boys.

 

Well thanks for the help I'm new to the cobalt thing, I use to own a GTP but thats totally diff. Does the hdro sheild actually work?

 

the hydro shield work great i wont own a car with a cia without one anymore

 

No problem, i think you should give free stuff to everyone who posts links to ttr.com

 

did you lock a motor up once or what?

 

i didnt lock up a motor but i did suck up a lot of stuff once with my last car ruined my mass air flow sensor, i got a bunch of salty water in my intake i have gotten nothing in my cobalt with the hydro shield on

 

BTW to those who want a hydro shield, we stock them at www.TurboTechRacing.com

 

Thats where I bought mine

 

Do you plan on driving your car in a lake? If not, I would get an intake.

There is nothing to be worried about. Just as long as you don't suck up any water.

 

i'm planning on buying a hydro shield from TTR here sometime soon. yeah like everyone else says just buy a hydro shield and or just dont drive in the rain =]

 

Even if you drive in the rain it's still not going to make a difference. Flooding will. But not rain.

Plus you have the wheel shield guard

 

Exactly. i was referring to the flooding and driving through puddles but said rain.

 

oh okay.

 

The chances of hydrolocking are very rare...i've driven through 5-6 inches of water when the street I was on flooded, and nothing got sucked up. I don't have a hydroshield either, as said earlier, you won't have any problems unless you drive into a lake.