no i know exactly what this is. you're working for big honda
no i know exactly what this is. you're working for big hondaLet’s be clear here I’m not saying you’re going to hydrolock your motor lol
I agree but it looks so damn good. Seeing it in person at Toyotafest made me want it even more.At best, a dry air filter will get wet and decrease its efficiency a small amount until dry. A filter like K&N, will most likely repel the small amount of water. My reasons for wanting an enclosed air intake are probably like others here, cooler air temperatures. I hope to be on the list for Sxth Element early on as I like the design/cost factor. I just cannot, for the life of me, justify Eventuri's cost for so little possible benefits.
I whole-heartedly want this as a donation, gift, reward. I'd probably park it in the garage with the hood open all the time. My wife asked if I wanted it for like father's day. I showed her the price; it would handle next 10 father's days, and a few birthdays days easily! With the engine cover, oil cap, and yellow dipstick; this thing pops!I agree but it looks so damn good. Seeing it in person at Toyotafest made me want it even more. View attachment 11950
The water sucker actually does a lot. You probably only perceive it that way because it works so well, otherwise you’d drown (or have water overflow from your mouth). If the source of the water (vent) is in close proximity to the Vaccum (intake), I could see waterlocking being a potential issue. Maybe more so in every day tasks like washing your car with the engine running, or some other weird situation. Maybe a flash flood. Under normal rainy driving conditions, it’s likely that any water would vaporize by the time it got to the engine so I wouldn’t be too worried. But there’s always that one-off situation.A lot of overreaction in this thread. It takes A LOT of water to hydrolock. Think of the water sucker the dentist uses in your mouth. Doesn't really do much unless you close your mouth around it. Same thing here.
Also I could be wrong, but I'm 95% certain the hood vents have removable blockers.