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Zoodad Info?
I'm curious, i've heard a lot about this mod being done. I got the AIS intake, but my question if i do this won't it let water in, or will i be okay doing this. I would like to get a screen over it to kinda keep the bugs out.
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The only reports of a filter getting wet with a zoodad mod one was in a hurricane with horizontal rain at 80 mph and the other was a complete white out snow storm, both drivers admit they had no business on the road. Another option is to drill a series of 3/8" holes very close together rather than one large hole, this will keep any debri out. NCH |
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i bought one from raul and it fits in my 1999 250
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