Does your friend that "owns the shop" know we have covered coilpacks that don't really care if they get wet. The only way your spark plugs are getting wet is if you're sucking up water into the intake.

 

thanks for the input guys i think im going to buy a air bypass valve from aem tomorrow so i don't have to worrie to much about it. thanks again

 

Do you have the drain holes under your hood blocked? If not, water is probably collecting in your intake tube when the car is just sitting. The V2 has a filter that points up once it's installed and is more prone to collecting water.

 

The air intake is surrounded, there is only a few fins that could allow for water to get in from the ground.

Unless you cut out the faux front vent.

If you drive into a flooded area that's as high as the filter, then you will get hydrolock. Otherwise rain from the ground will not have any chance on getting into the filter.

Sounds like humidity is having an effect on a sensor or you might have a vacuum leak.

I would double check all the lines and make sure thier secure while your checking the map sensor