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I've searched through the forum and really couldn't find much... how easy is it to flood the engine with these? I just want to know if it's ok to drive
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Adding an Injen Dual Intake Today... question
I've searched through the forum and really couldn't find much... how easy is it to flood the engine with these?
I just want to know if it's ok to drive in heavy rain if I avoid puddles, or should I just flat out avoid driving in wet conditions all together? Thanks! |
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