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Air box setup on a lux

Tech Talk for Cruiser owners.

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Air box setup on a lux

Post by justinshere »

I wanna move my Airbox/Air filter set up on my lux, its in the way and takes up to much room.
Anyone done any mods to theres or is there something i can replace it with from a different toyota thats smaller?
Im still runiing the 2.8D non turbo
Id like to see pics, PM me and ill give u my email

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Post by LuxyBoy »

justinshere wrote:I wanna move my Airbox/Air filter set up on my lux, its in the way and takes up to much room.
Anyone done any mods to theres or is there something i can replace it with from a different toyota thats smaller?
Im still runiing the 2.8D non turbo
Id like to see pics, PM me and ill give u my email

Thanks
I have put a surf one in mine. I am going to Bundaberg for the weekend but will get you some pics next week. It fits nice and gives enough room to run a dual battery system if you wanted to.
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Post by justinshere »

Awesome, ill PM u my email.

Thanks mate


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Post by dmcruising »

i'd like to see the setup too as i am looking to run dual batteries.

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Post by dmcruising »

talking to friends they have suggested just using a POD filter and removing the old airbox all together. anyone else done this and any other info will help.
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Post by ToNkA »

dmcruising wrote:talking to friends they have suggested just using a POD filter and removing the old airbox all together. anyone else done this and any other info will help.
Works fine if you keep your truck dry.
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Post by LuxyBoy »

ToNkA wrote:
dmcruising wrote:talking to friends they have suggested just using a POD filter and removing the old airbox all together. anyone else done this and any other info will help.
Works fine if you keep your truck dry.
Second that, mate ran one on his old Lux and it was fine but it never saw any water. Have to keep an eye on them too because they foam can degrade and tear; end up in your engine.
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Post by LuxyBoy »

PICS :D
You can see it really opens up some room :) I haven't attached it to the side bolt yet cause i need to run a rubber grommet there; but the other two bolts hold it fine anyway.

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Post by vorno_18 »

one of my mates removed the airbox put a snorkel on and put a pod filter on the end of the snorkel

took it off road all the time and through water, was on a turbo diesel isuzu mu worked welland free up the engine bay
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Post by LuxyBoy »

vorno_18 wrote:one of my mates removed the airbox put a snorkel on and put a pod filter on the end of the snorkel

took it off road all the time and through water, was on a turbo diesel isuzu mu worked welland free up the engine bay
That will work great :D Until it rains :cry:
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Post by vorno_18 »

he glued a piece over the cone insert end so the only rain that would get in would be hitting it side on and really unless its absolutely poring not alot would get in and it would actually clean the engine a bit if nothing else, not really much diff them a normal snorkel really
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Post by dmcruising »

thanks for info on the pod i won't go that way as it sees some water. luxyboy where is the new intake located as i can't see it in the pics is it likeley to get water in to the filter/engine
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Post by justinshere »

Hey Luxyboy,

Thanks for those pics.

One Q, where does it pickup the air from... is it on the underside between the guard and the airbox itself??

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Post by LuxyBoy »

justinshere wrote:Hey Luxyboy,

Thanks for those pics.

One Q, where does it pickup the air from... is it on the underside between the guard and the airbox itself??

Cheers
Otherside of the box is an inlet; i am going to get a custom snorkel put onto it. You could use standard piping if you don't want a snorkel though.
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Post by justinshere »

Do you know what year and model surf the airbox is from? Im gunna try and track one down if my car doesnt sell.

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Post by LuxyBoy »

No i don't but i think they are all the same.
You can tell what you need by looking at them and it should be under $50 from a wreckers.
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