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Any suggestion on selecting a dual cold air intake?

Originally Posted by shadoquad I didn't have to fix my injens. They just work and are awesome. Just gonna hear this community drone on about the stillens, which require cutting

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Old 07-27-2011, 06:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I didn't have to fix my injens. They just work and are awesome. Just gonna hear this community drone on about the stillens, which require cutting to install and bumper removal for filter replacement.

Both do the same job. Whatever.
We've seen some reports of water problems with Injens in rainy / humid weather too. The reports are that the filter material is fond of restricting in high humidity (post-rain) conditions in general (leading to engine failing to start), and that because of the tube layout rain runoff tends to run down the tubes onto the filters as well.

Those are primary concerns about the Injen solution, not the performance.
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We've seen some reports of water problems with Injens in rainy / humid weather too. The reports are that the filter material is fond of restricting in high humidity (post-rain) conditions in general (leading to engine failing to start), and that because of the tube layout rain runoff tends to run down the tubes onto the filters as well.

Those are primary concerns about the Injen solution, not the performance.
man .. that is good to know .. injens no more .. it pours in HI!
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