rain and airbox
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rain and airbox
Can an f4i ride in the rain without the problems of hydrolocking? I am worried about water getting into the airbox, through the filter, and into the engine. this bike has 2 air vents that are right in front on the bike and that curve downward, riding in the rain at any speed, could water be a problem?
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The air pulled in through the ram air goes the opposite direction of a sink trap - it goes forward, then UP through the filter, and u-turns back down into the throttle body. So it's unlikely that you'd experience any type of hydrolocking, unless you drove through crazy rain for a long time or shoved a pressure washer into your ram air.
That said, don't pressure wash your bike (or at least do it VERY carefully).
That said, don't pressure wash your bike (or at least do it VERY carefully).
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