Which Air Induction system is best
Huge difference. The free air mod is just a cold air modification. It does not directly route air into the air box and it does not seal off the air box to allow any kind of pressurization effect. It also grabs air right off the radiator which is going to be warmer than air off the lower air deflector.
when you say pressurize/sealing it... I've looked at the picture of the kit... i'm a little confused on what the "sealing" part is...?
The FTRA comes with rubber and foam seals that serve to seal off your air so that the only air that enters comes in through the FTRA. It also allows the kit to build pressure as your speed increases.
It would have to be quite a deep puddle and you would need to hit it at speed to allow the water to rise that high.
It's a remote possibility but we do include a block off plate in our kit to disable it if you need to drive in really bad weather. With the block off plate installed, water cannot come up through the kit and it breathes in exactly the stock fashion.
It would have to be quite a deep puddle and you would need to hit it at speed to allow the water to rise that high.
It would have to be quite a deep puddle and you would need to hit it at speed to allow the water to rise that high.
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I have 147,000+ miles on my FTRA and have driven it in some serious rain storms and it has preformed flawlessly...I average around 30,000 miles a year in the car.. you would have to get into some deep water and do something real stupid to suck water up into your engine...
I have 147,000+ miles on my FTRA and have driven it in some serious rain storms and it has preformed flawlessly...I average around 30,000 miles a year in the car.. you would have to get into some deep water and do something real stupid to suck water up into your engine...
