Stock air filter
07-06-03, 08:44 AM
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yeah the stock filter is pretty cheap...i think i got mine for about $17.00
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07-06-03, 01:07 PM
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If you go through your local lexus dealership, probably 30-40 bucks.
I just order one from Carson Toyota for $12 plus $1 shipping (I think, plus or minus a buck).
those guys rock!
I just order one from Carson Toyota for $12 plus $1 shipping (I think, plus or minus a buck).
those guys rock!
07-06-03, 01:22 PM
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well i guess i need to call carson toyota then....
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07-06-03, 03:30 PM
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Originally posted by mjr24
Yeah but if I get one at Pep Boys or a chain store, it wont be a Denso will it? Or does the brand not really matter?
Yeah but if I get one at Pep Boys or a chain store, it wont be a Denso will it? Or does the brand not really matter?
I would have to say you're probably gonna get an off brand at one of the chains.
For $13-$20, why not just get the real deal?
07-06-03, 06:11 PM
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Originally posted by ruki400
Denso is not any good just like Fram thats auto zone ****. Get a K&N or a wix .
Denso is not any good just like Fram thats auto zone ****. Get a K&N or a wix .
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07-06-03, 07:51 PM
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Originally posted by ruki400
Denso is not any good just like Fram thats auto zone ****. Get a K&N or a wix .
Denso is not any good just like Fram thats auto zone ****. Get a K&N or a wix .
07-09-03, 01:57 PM
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stock intake came out on top because toyota build their cars right..
i just laugh when i see people installing aftermarket intakes on their stock motor.
I understand if their motor was build, which would be needing better air flow, which by me get a aftermarket intake.
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i just laugh when i see people installing aftermarket intakes on their stock motor.
I understand if their motor was build, which would be needing better air flow, which by me get a aftermarket intake.
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07-23-03, 01:53 AM
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I just bought the stock air filter from Longo Toyota, but the part number didn't match the one on the planet soarer site.(Didn't bring the part # there cuz didn't plan to go there after school, but turned out I had time to spare 
) I was cross referencing online to see what other toyota cars' filters are the same with the SC by using the K&N application chart, and turned out that 93+ supras uses the same thing. So, I went to the Toyota dealer(trying to save some $ since I don't have that much to spare right now) and got the filter with part number 17801-07020($13.53 after tax), where as the planetsoarer.com listed 17801-46060, so I'm wondering if they are the same thing?? If now, is the difference just that the one I got is made in US while the planetsoarer one is made in JP? Thanks!
P.S. the toyota guys told me that the Type-IV ATF don't come in 4 liter cans anymore, is this true?? So if I want to do a complete flush, how many quarts do I need?(too lazy to do the conversions )
) I was cross referencing online to see what other toyota cars' filters are the same with the SC by using the K&N application chart, and turned out that 93+ supras uses the same thing. So, I went to the Toyota dealer(trying to save some $ since I don't have that much to spare right now) and got the filter with part number 17801-07020($13.53 after tax), where as the planetsoarer.com listed 17801-46060, so I'm wondering if they are the same thing?? If now, is the difference just that the one I got is made in US while the planetsoarer one is made in JP? Thanks!P.S. the toyota guys told me that the Type-IV ATF don't come in 4 liter cans anymore, is this true?? So if I want to do a complete flush, how many quarts do I need?(too lazy to do the conversions
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