Best intake filter?
I have a SRI that needs a new filter. I've heard great things about Fujita and K&N. Which one is better? I'm open to other brands suggested.
Right now, I'm leaning towards the Fujita F5 air filter. Runs about $40.
Right now, I'm leaning towards the Fujita F5 air filter. Runs about $40.
DO NOT GET K&N Air Filters!!!!!!!! They say they have excellent air filters and they do provide great airflow, but with all that airflow you've got to be sacrificing something, and what do you think that is? Well its filtration, it sucks up all that air and debris and gets thrown down into the block and valves and causes boreing (little holes and imperfections) thus cutting the life of your engine short. Also they say that the filter has to be OILED
, well common sense can tell you that oil atracts things, and what should somebody be worried about when dealing with air filters..........hmm i wonder, so ironically you're attracting dirt to you filter by using the recharging system that you "HAVE" to buy from them. So what sense does it make to pay big bucks for something that isn't going to work and when you clean it all your doing is letting it get dirty all over again. take it for what its worth
Originally Posted by younganimater35
DO NOT GET K&N Air Filters!...
The oil is a special red liquid that is sprayed and dries to a wax. It is easy to use too much or not let it dry, in which case the oil can be drawn onto the air flow sensor and cause a trouble code. I have used K&N filters in older cars and motorcycles, but for my xB, I am going to stick with the paper filter.
Originally Posted by younganimater35
DO NOT GET K&N Air Filters!!!!!!!! They say they have excellent air filters and they do provide great airflow, but with all that airflow you've got to be sacrificing something, and what do you think that is? Well its filtration, it sucks up all that air and debris and gets thrown down into the block and valves and causes boreing (little holes and imperfections) thus cutting the life of your engine short. Also they say that the filter has to be OILED
, well common sense can tell you that oil atracts things, and what should somebody be worried about when dealing with air filters..........hmm i wonder, so ironically you're attracting dirt to you filter by using the recharging system that you "HAVE" to buy from them. So what sense does it make to pay big bucks for something that isn't going to work and when you clean it all your doing is letting it get dirty all over again. take it for what its worth
heres his same theads of this post
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=160893
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=160891
Originally Posted by Psyco565
AEM has an easy maintainence Dry Flow filter that never needs oil, just clean, dry, and re-install. I have it on mine 

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