What K&N short ram I take will fit my 2013 Lexus ES 350? Will a 2013 Toyota Camry V6 intake fit, without throwing a check engine light at me? Also, if for some reason it doesn't fit, would I be able to return it back to k&n?
Main question is, what intake will fit my ES350?

 

Bump... Nobody?

 

Both of those questions should be answered by K&N.

I would be surprised if anyone else here has even considered doing such a thing to their car while the warranty is still in effect... I know I haven't.

It might be fun to see what Toyota has under the hood in it's Nascar race cars. I'm sure they don't have mufflers, and they adjust the valve and ignition timing, and they probably a low-restriction air-filter. But then, those engines only have to last 500 miles, and they are not under warranty. I'm pretty sure I would not want that same engine in my street car.

 

The NASCAR engine Toyota uses is not based on any production engine. It is a special built 358ci OHV engine closely related to a chevy small block

 

So...put a nascar engine in my ES? lol, jk. Someone please answer me question! :/

 

Sounds like you're the first person on these boards to want to try an intake. You're the guinea pig, pony up and experiment!