haulin79

Is there a larger than stock capacity oil filter that you recommend? What is the PN? Toyota Brand?

I have a 1999 LS400.

Thanks!!

Kansas

Why? Essentially the same oil filter (two different part numbers) has been used on all Lexus and Toyota V8 engines from at least 1989 through 2006 -- don't know about the LS460. I've put just under 300,000 miles on two Lexus LS V8 cars over the past 19+ years and the standard oil filter has done just fine. I buy them by the 10-pack at a Toyota dealer -- paid less than $40 last time including 10 oil plug gaskets.

python

iTrader: (4)

dont need a larger one, 1348 is the NAPA gold filter number..the only time your oil filter is in use is when your car is at idle or slow speeds..when u r on the freeway or at a certain rpm your filter is bypassed(certain pressure)

gmacrae

the lexus 90915-20004 filter is the best you can get

skperformance

iTrader: (6)

No the filter is not bypassed under certain speeds.
A bypass valve is for when the filter is excessively dirty and restricting the oil flow so a spring allow the oil to bypass the filter to keep the engine from starving.

Toyota sells a larger filter for the trucks that fit fine , I use them all the time instead as increased filter media means longer life and reduced pressures.

It is a d3 I think.
Parts counter guys will know as it is the same size just longer.

The newer filters are just paper inserts , quite messy and a stupid idea.