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![]() What happens to the engine when you are driving your Tbucket open air engine in the rain?
Does the water get in through the filter? How do you solve this problem?
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![]() I've never had a problem but I do try to stay out of the rain.
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![]() I've been caught in fairly heavy rain several times and never had a problem with the car continuing to run as normal. I have a forward-facing Hilborn-style scoop, so I get maximum rain scoopage!! I did have to change out the paper filters the first time, but switched to K&Ns, which don't soak up the water.
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![]() We've been caught dozens of times in some pretty hard rain. I'm running dual quads with open perimeter K&N air filters. No issue here
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![]() Quote:
Dad and I hit some real soakers on the PowerTour 2002. We soldiered on and got our pics in Hot rod mag. Had a pretty good rooster tails off the tires! ![]()
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Join Date: Aug 2009
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![]() i drove 130 miles in hard rain and my car did not run good dried the aircleaner and covered the front half with duct tape problem solved
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