GT CAI mass produce, feeler/possibility Options

[urbandork]

Ive may be able to get my CAI system made in mass quantities however before i open my mouth to the company that may be able to make the parts for me. I need to know how many ppl would in intrested in buying it. I dont know of a price yet but hopfully nothing to expensive. I jsut want to know how many ppl wouldnt mine buying it if it came out.

If ur not familiar with the CAI system im speaking about check for a CAI for GT thread written by urbandork (me) and theres pix there.

You will notice that in the How To thread i speak about moding the fuse box. If i get a CAI package together it will include stuff to relocate the fuse box a few inches away from the engine bay wall to clear the piping.

This post has been edited by urbandork: Aug 16, 2005 - 3:22 AM

[urbandork]

it would have to be cheaper then the ebay diy cai. And does anyone know if the gt cai fits the st?
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lol i duno about that seeing that im the guy who put that how too up. THis is a thing more for the "to lazy to do it yourself" person

unless you're gonna be submerging your intake you really don't need a bypass valve

basically don't drive in like 2 feet of water and you should be all good.  rain won't get enough into your intake to cause any problems
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very true. i drove with out one on my corolla all through a rain season in LA. Luckly the day i put it on the celica was the only day i actually used it.

[blu94gt]

very true. i drove with out one on my corolla all through a rain season in LA. Luckly the day i put it on the celica was the only day i actually used it.
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yeah, even in the storms i've been chasing the past couple days i haven't had a problem at all (flooded roads, rain so hard it comes through the door seals etc etc) so unless the car is going to do some serious off-roading or something a bypass valve is a waste lol