Moisture in the cold side CAC tube
I pulled my custom intake off this evening to get it over to my friend so he can paint it if it gets warm enough, and when I pulled the intake off, I found a fairly significant (seemingly) amount of water droplets clinging to the inside of the CAC tube and boot. They appeared to be perfectly clear, so I don't think they're coolant (the only place I can think of that possibly getting into the CAC is the turbo, and no loss of coolant). It was snowing/raining today, is it possible there's that much moisture in the air and it was making it's way through the air filter and condensing on the cold side tube?
Edit: Added pic
I pulled my custom intake off this evening to get it over to my friend so he can paint it if it gets warm enough, and when I pulled the intake off, I found a fairly significant (seemingly) amount of water droplets clinging to the inside of the CAC tube and boot. They appeared to be perfectly clear, so I don't think they're coolant (the only place I can think of that possibly getting into the CAC is the turbo, and no loss of coolant). It was snowing/raining today, is it possible there's that much moisture in the air and it was making it's way through the air filter and condensing on the cold side tube?
Edit: Added pic
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