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Affordable Apollo Air Intake Help

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K&N RC-5052AB Universal Cold Air Intake System...

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K&N RC-5052AL Universal Cold Air Intake System...

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K&N 57A-6045 57i Series Apollo Cold Air Induct...

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K&N 57A-6044 57i Series Performance Intake Kit...

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Standard Motor Products Air Cleaner Intake Hose...

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Today's Discussion

Does a K&N Apollo Cold Air Intake fit and work on a 1996 Lexus Ls400?
I have a 1996 Lexus Ls400 and i want a red K&N Apollo Cold Air Intake on it. But ive been told that it does not fit correctly, and then other times i have heard it does. Im kinda iffy on getting one unless someone can help me out?

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Neil Spencer
By fitting it you'll make the airflow meter get confused, you're best bet would be to fit the K&N direct replacement filter into you're airbox

Vincent Pistonetti
K&N does offer Apollo Universal Cold Air Intakes for many styles of vehicles. However, the '96 Lexus LS400 V8 engine is larger than what the system can accomodate in terms of air flow. The Apollo systems are mainly designed for smaller V6 or 4 cylinder engines which are typically European spec without any electronic sensor components. At this time K&N only offers oil filters and a replacement air filter for your model Lexus. You can see these products on our website www.knfilters.com. -Vincent Pistonetti K&N Product Specialist




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