I have no airbox and it's raining here.....

[JPK]

Should I be worried?

I picked my kids up from school which is a total of about 8-10 miles round trip. I tried to stay on the higher parts of the road and avoid any deep looking puddles.

I know I was pissing people off because I'd slow way the hell down for dinky little puddles.

Anyhow, I got home and popped the hood and the filter looked dry and felt dry to the touch. Still though, I worry because if I suck any water up in there and ruin my engine, warranty will not cover it because I took the box off.

BTW-putting the box back on is not an option. I destroyed it in order to get it out.

[GaRsNoW]

haha, youll be fine man. my friend has his cone filter behind his fog light hole (theres no fog light) and he hasnt had a single problem. obviously a deep puddle will, but not sprinkles of water.

[JPK]

Whew!

You should have seen me driving like a damn grandma.

I was relieved to see the filter was dry (or appeared to be) when I got home.

[crssvt]

You could also look into a dry-charger from Outerwears or K&N. It is a pre-filter coated with a water repellent coating. Hope this helps.

Chris

[metalhead26]

i had no problems today and i drive 50 miles round trip.

[Vita]

you should have no problems, if all you have is the K&N dropped in where the airbox was you'll have to be in water up to the MAF to hydrolock it

[SatredL]

Has anyone tried this, instead of taking the box off try cutting out either the front or back of it ?

[LoungeLizard]

I drove mine through about 3" of slush the other day with no problems.

[JPK]

Originally Posted by SatredL

Has anyone tried this, instead of taking the box off try cutting out either the front or back of it ?

I believe that's similair to the famous "Barry Mod".