so you swapped the hughes air gap for a stock intake?
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Show posts MenuQuote from: SixGun on May 26, 2013, 12:40:37 AMi guess someone slowed down too much for a puddle. i know if i see a puddle and have to go through it i don't slow down. if anything i put the skinny pedal a bit farther down.
I overheard a conversation that my manager was having with this lady. She was driving during the rain and her car stalled out so she left it and her husband picked her up. They came back later and it was under water. Depending on how you look at it, guess she got lucky.
Where I live, it is just outside city limits and the Sheriff's Dept is constantly watching for people to cross the barricades and pop them with a ticket. There was this one puddle I wanted to cross but ended up going 5 miles out of my way to avoid the chance of a ticket. We went through deeper water at Hidden Falls and I was in the truck.
Quote from: The War Wagon on May 22, 2013, 07:10:24 AMi don't mind having water sitting on the sill. as long as it don't come in and start rusting my brand new floors.
Leaks SUCK!
I've got some bad insulation around my doors right now - heavy rain and/or snow melt leaves a little puddle on the door sill, so I'm gonna cheap-azz caulk it with silicone here this summer (just leave the doors open to let it dry all day - probably the day I try to install & set up the cb radio!), until I can order some replacement foam rubber from one of the aftermarket places.
That's annoying enough as it is - can't imagine what a PITA a roof leak would be!
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