just installed my CAI, and we're now expecting 10 inches of snow by wednesday. just wondering if it's something i should be overly concerned about

 

i dont even think the tibby can drive in ten inches of snow.

 

I'd just try to keep from driving through deep snow packs... if it's taller than the bottom of your front bumper, avoid it. do you have a kit?

 

BAH!
10 inches of snow! Welcome to my world! you Yanks (except the ones in MN or North Dakota) should try coming up to Canada for a while,
Hehe lol.gif
but yeah, just avoid the deep stuff, but really, you should be fine. Just make sure it's secure, all the pipeing and the filter.
You should be fine!

 

we got like 5 or 7 here in dayton and i went to this huge lot on campus and drove through the snow....pulled a few ebrakes...actually ended up in a pile of snow that took me a few minutes to get out of....GO ME! **NOT**

but i still love playing in the snow in my car

 

Nope, nothing to worry about. If it's too thick to drive, you'll be fine then. LOL

Only thing that bothers me is the fact that you said you didn't have to cut your fender liner for the CAI. If you don't have a liner, that could cause some problems as the filter would be exposed.

You got stock fogs?

 

LOL, did that at Kroger and by my house...no traffic out at all...no ebrakes just driving like Luke Duke...haha

But yeah, you should be fine man...just avoid all the water when all that snow starts to melt!!

 

yes to the stock fogs, but the cone isn't exposed. i really don't know how i was able to pull this off and no one else was....but i did try lining up the piping to do what everyone else has done, but i still think that it would have gotten in the way of the tire...thats just me. so, i just did a little mickey mousing and it's all good....i hope

 

How would it have been in the way of the tire?

You DID connect the tab on the CAI to the little rubber screw on both ends thingy right?

FIlter should be right behind your fogs.