Noob question about Fukita intake
04-03-08, 10:19 AM
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Noob question about Fukita intake
Well I may be a total noob, but here goes:
I bought the Fujita short ram intake and now the cone filter is kinda....in need of replacement. It looked like there were a couple of holes and bugs in there.
Now after checking Fujita's website, it says the filters are available in "2.50”, 2.75”, 3.00” 3.50” , 4.50",3.50" Long, and 4.00""
Should I just measure the intake for the correct dimension? Can I just go to Autobacs USA and say "Ummm dude I have a Fujita SRI for a Lexus IS250." and they'd know what I needed?
Also, is the install of the filter easy?
Noobi-ness over, proceed with your normal day.
I bought the Fujita short ram intake and now the cone filter is kinda....in need of replacement. It looked like there were a couple of holes and bugs in there.
Now after checking Fujita's website, it says the filters are available in "2.50”, 2.75”, 3.00” 3.50” , 4.50",3.50" Long, and 4.00""
Should I just measure the intake for the correct dimension? Can I just go to Autobacs USA and say "Ummm dude I have a Fujita SRI for a Lexus IS250." and they'd know what I needed?
Also, is the install of the filter easy?
Noobi-ness over, proceed with your normal day.
04-03-08, 06:13 PM
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"Filters are filters" is a myth. I suggest just sticking with a Fujita filter being that it's a Fujita pipe. The size of the pipe I think it's either a 2.75" or 3" so you will need that size filter. Also, you should have no problem installing the filter.
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