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Old 07-14-2012, 04:05 PM
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I just bought a PRM intake and dam i Love it lol. sound so awesome. i was wondering if anyone that has this intake every driven it for more than an hour in the heat was it ok after? i live it cali. and its getting pretty warm here, ill be taking my car with the intake for a 4hr trip this weekend. i really dont want heat soak.
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You shouldn't heat soak while moving. My prm only does it when not moving but it goes away as soon as I start moving again. If your getting heat stroke though just turn on the ac.
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LOL ahahah uh i ddint know i put that. my bad,
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Originally Posted by slowd16
You shouldn't heat soak while moving. My prm only does it when not moving but it goes away as soon as I start moving again. If your getting heat stroke though just turn on the ac.

Thanks slowd16.
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PRM intake without the dreaded heat soak?



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PRM intake without the dreaded heat soak?




fantastic!
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PRM intake without the dreaded heat soak?




fantastic!
wow never thought bout it that way.. thanks s2cho
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That forward mounted one is awesome.
This was my fix for heatsoak...

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