jojo972

I,m in montreal wanna put a AEM cold air, and not sure what to do, with a by pass valve or without?
why the by pass valve or not !!!
and i'm not the only one driving my girl driving it some time!!!
what 're the risk and what about the warranty

thx if some people from mtl see the post to you know some good shop in the area!!!

Dave_W

The AEM intake will not void your warranty. I had the dealer where I bought my car install mine. As long as you or your girl don't plan on driving the car through deep puddles that would submurge the air filter, you don't need the bypass valve. Enjoy the intake and the nice change in the sound of the engine. Don't expect a big increase in HP. The car will sound a whole lot better though. Hope this helps.

KN_TL

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I'm about 2hrs south of you and never had a problem with my CAI (AEM V1).

scots11

Just don't drive in deep puddles where you might submerge the filter. I've had an AEM in for 3 years. I live in Miami and drive in very heavy rains all the time. Never had any problems and I don't have a bypass valve or cover for the filter. Enjoy your CAI. You should think about doing some mods to the exhaust if you haven't. Now that you're letting some more air IN it's time to let some of that OUT..

jojo972

thx for the suggestion!!! i'm thinking about it but my budget is small for the moment!!!but if i change my mind witch compagnie should i choose

natenols05TL

Just bought a 05 TL. Not ready to put money into aftermarket parts YET, any suggestions for cheap, easy mods?

tc_terencec

just another word of advice for safety... if you ever hit any puddles (large or small), make sure you don't gun it - pedal to the metal = more air being sucked into the engine

scots11

Remove mid muffler, replace rear quarter panel red lights with type-s lights, tints,

Slpr04UA6

You could delete the key hole on driver's side for $15, just buy a cover for the rear drivers passenger door, and Remove and replace, then you have no keyhole. Debadge the rear of the car for free!! Have the mid-muffler cut out($40-70).And, if you want a little bang for your buck, grab the progress rear swaybar, you will never think about the $140 you spent going through the turns!