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Tar Heel David 07-09-2017 10:59 AM

Water In Needswings Intake
 
Has anyone experienced getting water into the engine using a eedswings intake with K & N filter behind the grill? Would a shield in front of the filter be advisable to deflect the water?

Thanks

Squirrel Crusher 07-09-2017 12:02 PM

Re: Water In Needswings Intake
 
I always purchase slip over prefilter's from NeedsWings for added assurance that I'll never chance water being sucked in. Squirrel Crusher

daveesrt6 07-09-2017 04:24 PM

Re: Water In Needswings Intake
 

Originally Posted by Squirrel Crusher (Post 890378)
I always purchase slip over prefilter's from NeedsWings for added assurance that I'll never chance water being sucked in. Squirrel Crusher

Yep I use them too just to be safe and have never had a problem.

velociabstract 07-09-2017 08:38 PM

Re: Water In Needswings Intake
 
I've never had a problem even in tropical storms. For that matter, for a while I was spraying water/meth. First before the supercharger and later in the Y pipe. As long as you keep the filters clean and oiled you shouldn't have a problem. Is your car NA or SRT? The supercharger loves the cooling effects of water .... as long as it's just a mist.

Les

philosophico 07-10-2017 10:39 AM

Re: Water In Needswings Intake
 
Ive nvr had a problem sucking running in through my NW DCAI either (srt6). I just dont see how it would be possible as it has to travel up a long inclined distance to get to the TB in the back of the motor and the only way I could see it happening if you had the throttle wide open in a down pour, but im not sure if that would generate enough vacuum to suck the water all the way up.

ala_xfire 07-10-2017 10:46 AM

Re: Water In Needswings Intake
 

throttle wide open in a down pour
I tend to avoid that, there's that hydroplaning thing .......


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