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I recently read a few post about people hydrolocking their engines. Im glad I poted for the popcharger instead of some of the other systems. As I was checking out the air ducts that you install into the front bumper, I thought that might increase my chances of water entering the engine. Has anyone ever had a problem regarding those air ducts? More specifically with a pop charger and one of those ducts..
I recently read a few post about people hydrolocking their engines. Im glad I poted for the popcharger instead of some of the other systems. As I was checking out the air ducts that you install into the front bumper, I thought that might increase my chances of water entering the engine. Has anyone ever had a problem regarding those air ducts? More specifically with a pop charger and one of those ducts..
i have both a popcharger and an intake duct installed. i live in jersey and due to the recent downpours here i checked my popcharger for any moisture but did not find any.
yeah the duct does not extend as far back as you think it does. Water would have to go into the duct....and then levitate like 5 inches diagonally into the filter. Once you see the duct installed you will understand.