The other day I was driving home form work, it had been raining very hard all day and still was.

Al of a sudden traffic slowed down real quick and than started creeping. I saw some yellow flashing lights up ahead. By the time I got up there I saw that the road was totally flooded!!

OH Sh!t, I wish I didn't hav that AEM installed. IT was too late to get off the road. so I stopped for a second as cars started blasting there horns at me to go.

This water was at least 8 inches deep, as it was halfway up the wheels of an explorer in front of me. I was sooo scared but I went for it...keeping the revs wayy low, I went through it a good hundred feet before I hit semi dry pavment again.

Well NOTHING HAPPENED to me engine, I can't believe it. When I got home and looking there was a gross brown water line above the fake air vents on both sides of the bumper. I was sooooo lucky!!!!!

 

Maybe this should be standard equipment for those who live in flash flood areas with AEM intakes:

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Silver Bullet
[B]Maybe this should be standard equipment for those who live in flash flood areas with AEM intakes: