Spoon Airduct...
well i just got my spoon airduct to day and i up it on... oh it was a bit*h. But all at the end it was worth it... so here my question... i was ranning out and i took it for a drive and wondering if rain would get in to the airduct to my airbox?
Don't worry, I drove from Hawaii to California and back via the ocean and no water got sucked inside.
Nah seriously, I've had no problems with water getting sucked into my duct but more road sediments to end up in the primary chamber of the airbox. This isn't a problem for Mr. ShopVac.
I've even shot some water using my garden hose into the duct to see how far up it'll reach and still, no water got into the airbox. I can't guarantee that it never will but's it's okay to not worry so much about it.
Nah seriously, I've had no problems with water getting sucked into my duct but more road sediments to end up in the primary chamber of the airbox. This isn't a problem for Mr. ShopVac.
I've even shot some water using my garden hose into the duct to see how far up it'll reach and still, no water got into the airbox. I can't guarantee that it never will but's it's okay to not worry so much about it.
thanks everyone.. i was kinda worried for a bite... but i take your word on it.
Now for some more fun in the sun, errr or rain.
haha, i don't think i well take my garden hose to the duct to check how far the water reach or if any water will get in... i'll just keep it the way it is...
Now for some more fun in the sun, errr or rain.
haha, i don't think i well take my garden hose to the duct to check how far the water reach or if any water will get in... i'll just keep it the way it is...
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