hydrolock? cai too cold for winter? and whats next for me...
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hydrolock? cai too cold for winter? and whats next for me...
I`ve just put my new banks ram air intake and a Jet Throttle body spacer with the superchip in my JK and It is awesome, It feels like the 4.0L now, close anyways! Now, im wondering a couple things about it.. If there a pretty big mudhole in front of me on the trail, I start in 2wd slowly and it stops, i can`t go anywhere anymore in 2wd.. then I put it in 4wd, back up a little and then floor it.. i got 20ft, to go in 2ft of mud / water... is my engine going to hydrolock?
And I live in northern alberta, the jeep is always outside cause i live in a stupid appartment.. in the winter it is pretty dam cold over here,-40C most of the time, hows the air intake going to work, would it be better to put the stock airbox back in there?
oh yeah what should I do next? gears(5.38) driveshafts and lockers? or 4`` Long arm with 37 and wheels? or bumper and rocksliders and winch?
And I live in northern alberta, the jeep is always outside cause i live in a stupid appartment.. in the winter it is pretty dam cold over here,-40C most of the time, hows the air intake going to work, would it be better to put the stock airbox back in there?
oh yeah what should I do next? gears(5.38) driveshafts and lockers? or 4`` Long arm with 37 and wheels? or bumper and rocksliders and winch?
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I`ve just put my new banks ram air intake and a Jet Throttle body spacer with the superchip in my JK and It is awesome, It feels like the 4.0L now, close anyways! Now, im wondering a couple things about it.. If there a pretty big mudhole in front of me on the trail, I start in 2wd slowly and it stops, i can`t go anywhere anymore in 2wd.. then I put it in 4wd, back up a little and then floor it.. i got 20ft, to go in 2ft of mud / water... is my engine going to hydrolock?
And I live in northern alberta, the jeep is always outside cause i live in a stupid appartment.. in the winter it is pretty dam cold over here,-40C most of the time, hows the air intake going to work, would it be better to put the stock airbox back in there?
oh yeah what should I do next? gears(5.38) driveshafts and lockers? or 4`` Long arm with 37 and wheels? or bumper and rocksliders and winch?
And I live in northern alberta, the jeep is always outside cause i live in a stupid appartment.. in the winter it is pretty dam cold over here,-40C most of the time, hows the air intake going to work, would it be better to put the stock airbox back in there?
oh yeah what should I do next? gears(5.38) driveshafts and lockers? or 4`` Long arm with 37 and wheels? or bumper and rocksliders and winch?
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I quit checking the MPG of the Jeep. I got depressed when I figured out it was worse than my Dodge 2500 Quad Cab 4x4 diesel (the bottom filter picture is on my truck). The bottom of the Jeep filter is about the same height as the OEM snorkle, so I'm not worried about water.
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I would also HIGHLY recommend relocating your front/rear diff breathers and transfer case breather if your a fan of mud and water.... Best $20 mod you can do IMO.... Also recommend running a snorkel or a custom snorkel/CAI and not worry to much...
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That pre filter doesn't do much but repel water splashes that wouldn't harm the motor anyway. Once the pre filter is soaked it is useless. If water is to the height of the filter nothing will stop it from getting ingested into the engine.