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FS: K&N 63 Cold air intake For E46 M3
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adliz said:
If u never wash your car and rain never falls again then you can install any of those open pod air filters.
Seriously....
No, u shouldnt be installing an open pod air intake as the water will sip into the vents and u never know where it's gonna drop/flow after that. So as a precaution, don't do it..
If u want to play with a safe CAI set up, then u either go with GruppeM or the like, BMC filter or the upcoming Highline Engineering that's currently being anticipated in the US M3 forum, including myself
