What CAI do you use with your N/A Protege?

[JDM_Pro5]

I got my short ram intake off of ebay for $30 free shipping. It's made in the US. My buddy got one from that company for his CRX and it was nice quality, I haven't complained and I've had it for almost a year.
Dealer's name is insys-usa

 

[Cyntax]

Thanks for all the answers!

Agreed it can get a little wet here, but I live in the South East, where it is generally warmer and dryer (but not by much!). Summers can get up to around 30 C, but average around 20 C. there are a few guys who run a full CAI on their P5s, and have few issues.
I do know that you can modify the splash tray to allow air in, but to try and keep the moisture out.

I think that I will go for a SRI, just because it is the safer way to go.

Although the Weapon-R is more expensive, it does look cool!

Lets wait and see; I need to get some tin worm sorted out first

 

[JReichle1]

I have the Injen CAI and love it but yeah they are alittle pricey but you gotta pay to play they say...Ive heard good things about these guys check them out heres the link. For the price its not a bad deal.

http://www.cosmoracing.com/productinfo.asp?cid=193&pid=711

I got a cold air intake from these guys and i have been running a K&N Air filter on it for the past few months and it is awesome... Uou can get it one Ebay for a little less than their website. Just search for Mazda Protege CAI...

 

[SoCalMP5]

I've run filters in fenderwells several times. Been through more than a few wet winters with them. Never had a problem. Don't drive 65 through 3 foot puddles and you will be fine.

 

[bigpturgeon]

yea dont worry about the water i run an injen down in the fenderwell for a good 6 years now and have yet to have any problems. But like SoCalMP5 said dont run threw puddles that are deep.

 

[tweety2300]

I've never understood the heat soaking part do people not realize there's cool air going through there? Itl only heat soak if your sitting still...