Loudpedal

Tks for the response. The Takeda SRI in black looks sweet.

ParaSurfer1979

That short ram i posted will in fact work.

HenryNYC

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Just put mine in. Hot damn what a pain in the butt. Those hoses can really piss a guy off LOL. For anyone doing the install. It is a good idea to get a long nose plier. Especially handy if it is one of those with a slight angle to them.

For all that are asking for a SRI for their 3G. I had one in mine when I had a 3G and it was made by Weapon-R.

Ag Surfer

Can the filter be washed like a K&N? Any other instructions re maintenance? I bought mine used and dont have access to the instructions.

Thanks!

KarKraze

Remove the filter from the intake and lightly tap on a solid surface to restore to 85% air flow.
Vacuum the filter to restore to 96%.
Wash the filter with the optional Takeda Filter cleaning kit to restore to 100%.
This is a dry filter and does not need to be oiled,if you are going to wash the filter,remove it and spray it with the green power cleaner in the optional kit,let it sit for 10 mins and rinse from the inside until the water runs clear,wait until it is completely dry and re install.

rdcstech

noob here guys........ive been looking everywhere and i cant seem to find out if the takeda sri will fit a 2012 tl base.

thanks

Excelerate

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Yes it fits.

3000vr4tt

Do you know the coupler sizes for the 3.5?

thedoc_himself

Also total noob here guys. A bit confused. Looking at getting the Takeda SRI for my '12 TL SH-AWD. I've read that it can cause you to lose low end torque and will need a tune with it to run efficiently. Other places I've seen that there are noticeable power gains and doesn't specify that it needs a tune, just bolt in and go.

I understand that fuel economy will suffer if my foot is in it at all times but I would imagine there wouldn't be a big difference at highway speed with cruise control? I have been quite impressed with the car's fuel economy on the highway.

Help a brother out!