us your oem air box for a heat shield
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us your oem air box for a heat shield
hey long hrad thought i finally came up with how to make a heat shield with the oem air box
just about 2 hours of cutting and fitting and you can have the original air flow that lexus had intended but with your after market air filter
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just about 2 hours of cutting and fitting and you can have the original air flow that lexus had intended but with your after market air filter
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with a bit of fussing work it all into place and reconect every thing
and this is what you have. air coming from the grill stright into the air fliter i, i have some hole in the back that i made i bit to big not much though i my go to my local import shop and see if i can get some of that tape at is used for the turbo pipes and rap it around the back
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and this is what you have. air coming from the grill stright into the air fliter i, i have some hole in the back that i made i bit to big not much though i my go to my local import shop and see if i can get some of that tape at is used for the turbo pipes and rap it around the back
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give me about a week to test i keep very close eye on gas milage, temp, ect. i'll post if any difference if noctied
and beauty is in the eye's of the beholder
plus i am not going for fashion statements
and beauty is in the eye's of the beholder
plus i am not going for fashion statements
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