RC350 intake suggestions
03-19-18, 02:47 PM
#31
Thanks for the answer! Do you live in a city with not much in the way of dirt roads or dusty conditions? I only ask because I live in the country and soem of the roads can be pretty dusty / dirty with all the dirt haulers around here.
Does the wet or dry filters clean equally as well as each other?
Does the wet or dry filters clean equally as well as each other?
From what I've researched the Wet filters filter better than dry. There is more maintenance with the wet filter as you have to soak them in Dawn dishwashing to get all the oil and grime off first. Then you have to let it air dry for a few hours before oiling it again, and when oiling don't put too much on as it could seep through and get on your MAF sensor.
It all depends on if you don't mind the extra steps associated with an "Wet" filter.
05-11-18, 10:50 AM
#33
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Takeda Intake
I just installed the Takeda dry filter intake in my 2015 rc 350. The crank case hose is not staying put, however, even after installing screw on clamps.
I found a heater hose that I could retrofit to replace the crank case hose with. Would this be okay to use? I have received mixed information on this topic, as some people are saying the rubber on the heater hose could break down.
Thanks!
I found a heater hose that I could retrofit to replace the crank case hose with. Would this be okay to use? I have received mixed information on this topic, as some people are saying the rubber on the heater hose could break down.
Thanks!
06-26-19, 07:16 PM
#35
Originally Posted by drutyper
Will this fit in a 2017 RC300? I'm getting warned that this won't fit on my car since its not a 350? Can anyone confirm?
Originally Posted by oldcajun
The RC300 AWD has a detuned 3.5L V-6, the RC300 RWD is the old RC200t, just renamed.
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