Driving in the rain?

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Don't be like this guy.

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[Varekai]

Don't be like this guy.

That's actually pretty damn hysterical. So if a ferrari can drive in that I think I'm fine as long as it doesn't go up to the nose. The way the paragraph stated it seemed like you can't drive in hard rain at all.

 

[chedder]

When you drive thru standing water deep enough that it gets on the pulley's, then you stand a good chance of soaking major electrical parts and your air filter. Thus hydrolic damage to the engine. Rent a car!

 

[TxOilMoney]

Don't be like this guy.[/QUOTE]

Wow. If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't have believed it!

 

[96cobra]

Don't be like this guy.

Wow. If I hadn't seen it, I wouldn't have believed it![/QUOTE]

He probably figured that since the engine and intake are high up in the rear he'd be ok.

I can't believe that anyone that owns a car like that could stomach that, however... unless this was some type of emergency or it wasn't their car.

 

[barstowpo]

I ingested water into a 2004 GTO through a cold air intake. I threw a rod through my LS1.

 

[Road Dog]

Some People...

Are Stupid and Lucky at the same time. But don't expect the same outcome if water washes up over the hood of your Mustang. :headbonk:

 

[eric n]

Not always easy to tell how deep a puddle is by how it looks on the top. I wonder how they expect me to know this????

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