best drop in filter for intake
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best drop in filter for intake
just like the post says im just curious on what people think the best drop in filter for is350, going to get a joe-z tube and instead of getting fsport box im just going to keep my regular box, MAYBE drill holes in it but for sure get a new filter for it, but i just dont know which one to get? or of theres a certain one everyone gets or dosent get, just looking for some advice 
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maticc
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maticc
just like the post says im just curious on what people think the best drop in filter for is350, going to get a joe-z tube and instead of getting fsport box im just going to keep my regular box, MAYBE drill holes in it but for sure get a new filter for it, but i just dont know which one to get? or of theres a certain one everyone gets or dosent get, just looking for some advice !!!
thanks
maticc
!!!thanks
maticc
So my advice is:
If you expect to keep the car 90,000 miles or more, get a reuasable, NON-oiled, filter... the F-sport for example.
If you expect to keep it less than 90k miles, just buy cheap disposable ones.
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That's exactly what I did. I bought the F-Sport drop in filter at employee discount price (I have a friend who is toyota tech) and I just ordered Joe Z intake tube. Once I get it most likely I will drill the holes in the bottom of my intake box. It will be pretty close to what F-Sport full intake is and I will save some $.
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