AEM Dryflow filter
#12
01-16-2008, 08:14 PM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
ORIGINAL: falkore24
here's a novel idea ....... SHAKE IT OUT!!!!!
here's a novel idea ....... SHAKE IT OUT!!!!!
#13
01-16-2008, 09:31 PM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
ORIGINAL: 00AccordLX5spd
Don't make Angelo whip out the soap! 
Must be learning some of this in the Nissan forums
ORIGINAL: j_man_honda
Take a hair dryer to that wet PLEASE WATCH YOUR POTTY MOUT IN HERE J_MAN....
Take a hair dryer to that wet PLEASE WATCH YOUR POTTY MOUT IN HERE J_MAN....
Don't make Angelo whip out the soap! Must be learning some of this in the Nissan forums
#14
01-16-2008, 10:01 PM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
ORIGINAL: kevin_nguyen0862
dude you dont have to make it sound rude man.... but ive already tried that and the filter was still damp so i just rolled with it...
ORIGINAL: falkore24
here's a novel idea ....... SHAKE IT OUT!!!!!
here's a novel idea ....... SHAKE IT OUT!!!!!
#17
01-17-2008, 11:28 PM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
Just noticed that you have 5% all around tint. Have you ever been cited for illegal tinting or are the cops in SF not care about that sort of things?
#18
01-18-2008, 12:28 AM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
no san francisco has a really strict law about tints.. it can no longer be darker then 70%..but since i am a peace officer myself i could basically write the ticket off myself lol.....one of the good things about being one....
#19
01-18-2008, 12:39 AM
RE: AEM Dryflow filter
there is no way u can hydrolock UNLESS ur filter is submerged underwater. Call me a dumbass but my brother broke my bumper and there was a hole right by where the filter was and it was raining and i drove thru a few puddles and nothing happened. i also heard u could splash water at the filter all day and it wont hydrolock (don't try it)