Does anyone know if AEM’s Air Bypass valve will fit/work with the Injen CAI? I like my Injen but it hasn't rained since I installed it so I'm not sure how it will perform. Because of the position of the filter, it seems like it will get drenched with water even during a moderate rain. Anyone have any ploblems with their setup?


350Z_Redline

 

I am interested to know the answer to this too. I am saving up to buy an Injen and would like to know if I could use the AEM bypass with it or not for the future.

-Chrismcagle

 

Anyone

350Z_Redline

 

I'm pretty sure you cannot use the AEM bypass with the Injen CAI. If I'm wrong then someone please correct me.

 

AEM bypass valve isn't needed with the INJEN CAI. I've had the INJEN CAI for little longer than a month and driven it numerous time through heavy rain and nothing is wrong with it. I was worried in the beginning also but if you search you'll find that everyone will agree that the design of the INJEN CAI doesn't require a Bypass valve. Don't worry and enjoy the INJEN CAI. Just make sure you don't drive through puddles and soak the filter to see if it can stand up to it's reputation.