I checked mine when I got home today and it was kind of crusty with slush and snow.  Should I just remove the tube and slap the filter on the MAF for the winter or can I just leave it as is?
							
						
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Your descretion, go on vortex theres tons of stuff there, i always took mine up just to be safe, but i have a short ram for winter not just a cone on the maf
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What you need to get is waterproof breathable pre-filter from www.outerwears.com. Trust me it works. I have a Neuspeed P-Flo Short Ram intake with the Outerwears pre-filter. Even though the filter does not go down behind the battery and down into the bumper it still will get some water splashes. I know this because today when I refilled my windshield washer fluid there were beads of water on the pre-filter. Say what you want I have had no problems over the last 2 winters.2012 VW Jetta GLI
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I have considered this idea and actually called mopac yesterday and they have these from K&N.Originally posted by darkmanCANADA View PostWhat you need to get is waterproof breathable pre-filter from www.outerwears.com. Trust me it works. I have a Neuspeed P-Flo Short Ram intake with the Outerwears pre-filter. Even though the filter does not go down behind the battery and down into the bumper it still will get some water splashes. I know this because today when I refilled my windshield washer fluid there were beads of water on the pre-filter. Say what you want I have had no problems over the last 2 winters.John
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Re: CAI in the winter?
you'll be fine. as long as you're not trying to drive WOT through a lake its fine. Has anyone ever felt their intake manifold and seen how hot it is? bits of moisture dont stand a chanceTeam Highschool
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no CAI, i did lot of info on CAI and not worth it, i'm sticking with the stock box...even tho i'll be able to hear the turbo spool a lil louder, not worth the risk
i did think about doing a cheese grater on the stock box but i don't know yet.Last edited by longsock; 10-19-2009, 03:29 PM.
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Originally posted by MoreSpeed View Postno CAI, i did lot of info on CAI and not worth it, i'm sticking with the stock box...even tho i'll be able to hear the turbo spool a lil louder, not worth the risk
i did think about doing a cheese grater on the stock box but i don't know yet.
That may be, but I have gotten used to the increased sound from the VR6. Kind of hard to give up. I am Lame, I know.Last edited by JPO; 10-19-2009, 07:36 PM.John
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I agree the VR sounds sooo good with an intake, but the Short rams are even louder....I have one and I wouldn't want to go back to a swissed air box ever!! Don't sweat it..I'm just as lame.Originally posted by JPO View PostThat may be, but I have gotten used to the increased sound from the VR6. Kind of hard to give up. I am Lame, I know.TWO TON ENGINE LIFT/CRANE FOR RENT
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