CA Is200t injen intake and toms box for sale
09-23-17, 11:27 AM
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Lexus Is200t partout
Hello! It’s time to part out my Lexus so I have many parts for cheap
(All of the parts were on the car for less than 3000 miles.)
pricing:
Injen cold air intake with custom 7” filter: $150obo
Toms power box: $275 obo
Ark Lowering springs-$150 obo
Carbon fiber diffuser- $350 obo
Message me on here or on instagram @ red_3is
Located in Los Angeles.
not willing to ship.
(All of the parts were on the car for less than 3000 miles.)
pricing:
Injen cold air intake with custom 7” filter: $150obo
Toms power box: $275 obo
Ark Lowering springs-$150 obo
Carbon fiber diffuser- $350 obo
Message me on here or on instagram @ red_3is
Located in Los Angeles.
not willing to ship.
Last edited by jivoz123; 07-25-18 at 03:21 PM. Reason: Partout
03-21-18, 10:42 AM
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Guys, although I respect Injen's products and their quality... I was going to purchase the "Injen Short Ram Intake" for my IS 200t F Sport until I read this on the Injen website... "Injen Technology Ram / Cold Air Intake Systems should be removed in wet climate conditions. Failure to do so may cause water to be absorbed into the engine through the Intake System causing serious engine failure. Injen Technology assumes no liability for damages to your engine due to water entering your vehicle's system."
So although I still feel its a great performance product... for me personally, I know I am not going to want to have to reinstall my factory intake every time it rains and I won't want to risk getting water/moisture into my engine either.
That being said, I guess if you have another car you can drive whenever its wet outside then this shouldn't be an issue... or if you're willing to do the swap every time it rains then go for it!
Again... not trying to say anything bad about Injen at all... this is just an important factor I thought everyone should be aware of when considering this upgrade.
So although I still feel its a great performance product... for me personally, I know I am not going to want to have to reinstall my factory intake every time it rains and I won't want to risk getting water/moisture into my engine either.
That being said, I guess if you have another car you can drive whenever its wet outside then this shouldn't be an issue... or if you're willing to do the swap every time it rains then go for it!
Again... not trying to say anything bad about Injen at all... this is just an important factor I thought everyone should be aware of when considering this upgrade.
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03-21-18, 05:28 PM
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Guys, although I respect Injen's products and their quality... I was going to purchase the "Injen Short Ram Intake" for my IS 200t F Sport until I read this on the Injen website... "Injen Technology Ram / Cold Air Intake Systems should be removed in wet climate conditions. Failure to do so may cause water to be absorbed into the engine through the Intake System causing serious engine failure. Injen Technology assumes no liability for damages to your engine due to water entering your vehicle's system."
So although I still feel its a great performance product... for me personally, I know I am not going to want to have to reinstall my factory intake every time it rains and I won't want to risk getting water/moisture into my engine either.
That being said, I guess if you have another car you can drive whenever its wet outside then this shouldn't be an issue... or if you're willing to do the swap every time it rains then go for it!
Again... not trying to say anything bad about Injen at all... this is just an important factor I thought everyone should be aware of when considering this upgrade.
So although I still feel its a great performance product... for me personally, I know I am not going to want to have to reinstall my factory intake every time it rains and I won't want to risk getting water/moisture into my engine either.
That being said, I guess if you have another car you can drive whenever its wet outside then this shouldn't be an issue... or if you're willing to do the swap every time it rains then go for it!
Again... not trying to say anything bad about Injen at all... this is just an important factor I thought everyone should be aware of when considering this upgrade.
This sounds more of an issue to cold air intakes which sit at the bottom of your bumper closer to the ground. Definitely possible in sucking up water. As far as the short ram intake for the turbo model, you would have to be driving in high waters for it to be an issue. Regular driving in rain wont cause issues with their short ram intake.
04-01-18, 07:35 AM
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This thread is pretty old but just curious if your intake is still for sale.
