the computer, disconnect the battery for 2 minutes then reconnect it. also make sure not to over oil the filter

 

the filter is brand new, i dont plan on oiling it anytime soon. im better off with a dry filter right?

 

i got the cel like 1 mile down the road lol but it sound SOOO gOOOD

 

dryflo's will make sure you dont get a cel, the cel is caused by oils getting on the maf and screwing the readings, if you want a fix that will work once most of the oil is out of the filter from driving say 2 weeks, then remove the maf and spray it with MAF cleaner and reinstall, bet you wont get a cel

 

I read this thread when I fist got on this site, did the mod with an oiled filter, and popped a cell. Got a dryflow and it never came on again. I wish I could take a pic but along with the clamp, I criss-crossed 2 zip ties across the opening of the box for "added" security. This is a great mod, cheap and the plastic intake tubing doesnt hold heat like metal. And you can be back to stock in no time.

 

AWESOME! funny part is the clamp dries out and in 2 years of using it never fell off, but the zip ties work :

 

Sweet, funny how cheap stuff holds up.....is there an airbox mod for the turbo balts?

 

nope totally different filter setup

 

LOL! that is classic.

it's ay, uhhh type of filter, yes...

 

never seen emeril? BAM! lol

 

So what exactly am i going to need to make this work?

 

a aftermarket filter? LOL

 

AEM Dryflow part #21-2110dk

 

thanks

 

I've heard that with this airbox mod you can get hydrolock when you drive through a big puddle at high speeds...true?

 

ya maybe like 2 feet of water. Unless your filter it sitting in water or getting a direct injection of water there is no way. Any intake is gonna go the same.

 

if you are driving theu a big deep puddle at high speed, you have more to worry about than hydrolock, like hydroPLANE....

any CAI will ingest water if you submerge the filter in standing water.

Best recommendation, dont drive thru unknown depths of water

 

haha yea definitely. so just regular street driving with 2 or 3 inch deep puddles is nothing to worry about? basically....unless water is up to my lights i'm all set?

 

The splash guard underneath there works wonders. I've even driven through a car wash with the undercarriage spray with no incident so far. *knock on wood* ;-)

 

if the water is going above the driving light then worry

 

haha alright sweet!! does it really make that big of a difference?

 

yes!

 

any videos? the ones on the first few pages don't work

 

SSintake

 

wow....okay. this is going to happen tomorrow haha