HKS Drop in filter is now out for the IS350/250
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HKS Drop in filter is now out for the IS350/250
Just released the HKS Hybrid 3 layer drop in filter is available. Just and FYI. Price I found on one site is just 32 dollars.
HKS 70017-AT016 HYBRID FILTER: IS350 06-UP
HKS Super Hybrid Filter (O.E. Replacement Air Filter) (Replace Toyota Filter #15) for Lexus IS350 06-UP
HKS 70017-AT016 HYBRID FILTER: IS350 06-UP
HKS Super Hybrid Filter (O.E. Replacement Air Filter) (Replace Toyota Filter #15) for Lexus IS350 06-UP
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Originally Posted by PNice972
nice, does this change the tone or anything at all?
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Originally Posted by vApor21
what do drop in filters actually do?? increase in HP? change tone?
don't expect to get any noticable hp out of a filter if not any hp. even tone really.
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Originally Posted by ihkskim
don't expect to get any noticable hp out of a filter if not any hp. even tone really.
All other things being equal, you have to decrease filtering capability/capacity to increase flow.
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Originally Posted by al503
Agree. If there was a way to get any additional power just by switching to a different air filter (and still filter out enough crud), they would have done it at the factory.
All other things being equal, you have to decrease filtering capability/capacity to increase flow.
All other things being equal, you have to decrease filtering capability/capacity to increase flow.
when you consider that toyota prides itself on long running cars, they put incredibly restrictive filters in to keep the engine as clean as possible. almost to the point of overkill.
a replacement filter will increase performance. maybe not statistically but throttle response can be improved.
also, lexus uses the most cost effective means of air filtration while keeping the engine clean. HKS *could* employ a more expensive solution that is relatively as clean but allows for greater air flow.
Last edited by uschardcor; 06-09-06 at 09:07 AM.
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Originally Posted by caymandive
Just released the HKS Hybrid 3 layer drop in filter is available. Just and FYI. Price I found on one site is just 32 dollars.
HKS 70017-AT016 HYBRID FILTER: IS350 06-UP
HKS Super Hybrid Filter (O.E. Replacement Air Filter) (Replace Toyota Filter #15) for Lexus IS350 06-UP
HKS 70017-AT016 HYBRID FILTER: IS350 06-UP
HKS Super Hybrid Filter (O.E. Replacement Air Filter) (Replace Toyota Filter #15) for Lexus IS350 06-UP
Good find! thanks. Are you going to dyno after this mod???
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Originally Posted by uschardcor
not true...
when you consider that toyota prides itself on long running cars, they put incredibly restrictive filters in to keep the engine as clean as possible. almost to the point of overkill.
when you consider that toyota prides itself on long running cars, they put incredibly restrictive filters in to keep the engine as clean as possible. almost to the point of overkill.
a replacement filter will increase performance. maybe not statistically but throttle response can be improved.
also, lexus uses the most cost effective means of air filtration while keeping the engine clean. HKS *could* employ a more expensive solution that is relatively as clean but allows for greater air flow.
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err actually yea i've seen plenty. toyotas typically have some of the cleanist 100k mileage engines you'll find w/ all variants equal.
to gain HP, more power to the wheels much exist. an airfilter with the design of remaining clean but less obtrusive to air can increase initial response by allowing more air into the throttle body initially. through the powerband however it might not be as recognizable.
i never said the HKS was going to add 20hp or anything. its a drop in filter, and history has taught us they rarely decrease performance. changing the DESIGN of the air filter unit can however.
to gain HP, more power to the wheels much exist. an airfilter with the design of remaining clean but less obtrusive to air can increase initial response by allowing more air into the throttle body initially. through the powerband however it might not be as recognizable.
i never said the HKS was going to add 20hp or anything. its a drop in filter, and history has taught us they rarely decrease performance. changing the DESIGN of the air filter unit can however.