SRT Intake Question
11-29-10, 02:51 PM
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SRT Intake Question
I recently bought a 2003 IS300 that came with a SRT Intake already on it. It is my winter car so I dont really need it too have this aftermarket intake so I figured i would sell it and put the car back too stock.
What is all involved with converting a IS300 with SRT intake back to stock air intake components?
Is there soldering wires required?
thanks for the help in advance
What is all involved with converting a IS300 with SRT intake back to stock air intake components?
Is there soldering wires required?
thanks for the help in advance
11-29-10, 05:05 PM
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SRT Intake
There a couple things with the SRT intakes, i have a set up with the piggy back ECU which yes requires soldering, and i believe that is the only setup that they sell, in my opinion i would just say leave it on, its a great setup with a nice ECU to accompany it.
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Hi, thanks for the reply guys but was wondering the difficulty level of removing it? Like how much soldering is required. I bought the car with it already on so I have no idea what is really involved.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
11-30-10, 07:26 AM
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Hi, thanks for the reply guys but was wondering the difficulty level of removing it? Like how much soldering is required. I bought the car with it already on so I have no idea what is really involved.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
11-30-10, 10:06 AM
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If you can solder then it's a simple diy. Here's the diy for the install....just do everything in reverse. The instructions are down a bit on this page....
http://my.is/forums/f221/diy-intake-...-is300-386295/
http://my.is/forums/f221/diy-intake-...-is300-386295/
12-09-10, 12:32 AM
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hey wassup guys... i had a question if anyone can answer it... i traded a guy my stock intake for a SRT INTAKE with the ECU... he had the same year car as me 1998 GS400... so i swapped mines out on the spot with him. buy did not install the ECU til i got home i looked at it and it said it was for the 2001 up Gs430/ls430/sc430. he said he jus bought the car and wanted to trade for a stock 1 . he didnt even know bout the Ecu until i told him. and i cut it out his car when we were trading. if i wire the ecu up will it Damage my Engine??? and if i ride without it what would it do???? thanks
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Hi, thanks for the reply guys but was wondering the difficulty level of removing it? Like how much soldering is required. I bought the car with it already on so I have no idea what is really involved.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
on the scale of 1-10 what would you say the difficulty level is to convert it back too stock.
This IS300 is just my winter car and I would like to take the $300 I can get for the intake and put it towards some goodies for my summer car.
12-16-10, 01:15 PM
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koo thanks... my badd i didnt even realize i was in da is300... i hooked it up and it worked...had to take it 2 a shop to wire the piggy bacc ecu... ohh yea i call Srt and could never get through...answer machine all day...
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Its already off and sold and gone at this point.
The car is actually quite a bit slower now.......but that will make the wheels grip better in the snow.....making the car more ideal for winter!
The car is actually quite a bit slower now.......but that will make the wheels grip better in the snow.....making the car more ideal for winter!