Air intake on SC300
Air intake on SC300
03-05-12, 01:17 PM
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I understand the BFI method. Is there a way to detach just my stock air filter and install a cone? Because I already have a cone air filter so I'm not wasting any money.
03-05-12, 02:45 PM
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Here the process...you will also have to remove the snorkel that leads up to the air box. I'll try to find that DIY process.
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03-05-12, 03:56 PM
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I wouldnt remove the snorkel as it feeds air right into the intake since it takes air from in front of the car, your better off leaving it and getting a cone filter that looks like this:
This way it sucks more air in easier
This way it sucks more air in easier
03-05-12, 06:04 PM
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03-05-12, 10:12 PM
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There is NO BETTER INTAKE MOD THAN THE BFI.
END OF DISCUSSION. Unless you are planning on a turbo, dont bother. If you wanna replace the piping in between the MAF and the TB, that may be fine, but dont replace the airbox. seriously, all you do is suck in hot air by using a cone filter.
END OF DISCUSSION. Unless you are planning on a turbo, dont bother. If you wanna replace the piping in between the MAF and the TB, that may be fine, but dont replace the airbox. seriously, all you do is suck in hot air by using a cone filter.
03-05-12, 11:00 PM
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There is NO BETTER INTAKE MOD THAN THE BFI.
END OF DISCUSSION. Unless you are planning on a turbo, dont bother. If you wanna replace the piping in between the MAF and the TB, that may be fine, but dont replace the airbox. seriously, all you do is suck in hot air by using a cone filter.
END OF DISCUSSION. Unless you are planning on a turbo, dont bother. If you wanna replace the piping in between the MAF and the TB, that may be fine, but dont replace the airbox. seriously, all you do is suck in hot air by using a cone filter.
03-06-12, 12:44 AM
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Thanks guys! I got my answer. That diagram is exactly what I needed. And of course, I wouldn't post a thread before doing my research. I couldn't find any, that's why I posted it. I appreciate all your time and effort.