INTAKE HELP...Don't Know What To Do...
04-03-04, 05:05 PM
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INTAKE HELP...Don't Know What To Do...
http://www.autopartsauthority.com/co...can~parts.html
or this...
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...ub=Air+Filters
Is This The Whole assembly or just the filter?
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...tandard+Intake
Is this necessary? http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...+Bypass+Valves
How do you use them?
What do you think? I want one that the factory sensor will just plug back in. I have never done an intake so I am pretty worried. Does K&N make a kit for the ES300? Would an intake help that much? Any help? Thanks
or this...
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...ub=Air+Filters
Is This The Whole assembly or just the filter?
http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...tandard+Intake
Is this necessary? http://www.prostreetonline.com/pso/p...+Bypass+Valves
How do you use them?
What do you think? I want one that the factory sensor will just plug back in. I have never done an intake so I am pretty worried. Does K&N make a kit for the ES300? Would an intake help that much? Any help? Thanks
04-03-04, 06:50 PM
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You don't want either of those. You should look into this http://www.zer0.info/solaraguy/viewtopic.php?t=6375
This is a kit that was designed for solaras, built around using an injen short ram intake. The first link is for just a short ram intake(not really ram air though, just hot air-not good) You can however if that first link has the same dimensions and length as the injen intake use that one, and add the cold air extension kit that danny is selling. Then you would get a cold air intake. They built this kit in conjunction with an injen intake for a camry/solara 97-99 v6. This should would work for your car as well.
As for the bypass valve if you live where it rains or floods alot i would reccomend it.
This is a kit that was designed for solaras, built around using an injen short ram intake. The first link is for just a short ram intake(not really ram air though, just hot air-not good) You can however if that first link has the same dimensions and length as the injen intake use that one, and add the cold air extension kit that danny is selling. Then you would get a cold air intake. They built this kit in conjunction with an injen intake for a camry/solara 97-99 v6. This should would work for your car as well.
As for the bypass valve if you live where it rains or floods alot i would reccomend it.
04-04-04, 01:22 AM
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You don't want either of those. You should look into this http://www.zer0.info/solaraguy/viewtopic.php?t=6375
This is a kit that was designed for solaras, built around using an injen short ram intake. The first link is for just a short ram intake(not really ram air though, just hot air-not good) You can however if that first link has the same dimensions and length as the injen intake use that one, and add the cold air extension kit that danny is selling. Then you would get a cold air intake. They built this kit in conjunction with an injen intake for a camry/solara 97-99 v6. This should would work for your car as well.
As for the bypass valve if you live where it rains or floods alot i would reccomend it.
You don't want either of those. You should look into this http://www.zer0.info/solaraguy/viewtopic.php?t=6375
This is a kit that was designed for solaras, built around using an injen short ram intake. The first link is for just a short ram intake(not really ram air though, just hot air-not good) You can however if that first link has the same dimensions and length as the injen intake use that one, and add the cold air extension kit that danny is selling. Then you would get a cold air intake. They built this kit in conjunction with an injen intake for a camry/solara 97-99 v6. This should would work for your car as well.
As for the bypass valve if you live where it rains or floods alot i would reccomend it.
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Originally posted by HoeBag
those intakes dont help in performance at all
those intakes dont help in performance at all
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Actually they do work. The short "ram" intakes don't do much but make noise and pull in hot air from the engine bay. But an actual cold air intake does help free up some power, albeit very small in our case for the 1mz-fe, but noticeable. Where it really helps is when you add forced induction.
04-08-04, 12:53 PM
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Originally posted by TRDMCV20
Actually they do work. The short "ram" intakes don't do much but make noise and pull in hot air from the engine bay. But an actual cold air intake does help free up some power, albeit very small in our case for the 1mz-fe, but noticeable. Where it really helps is when you add forced induction.
Actually they do work. The short "ram" intakes don't do much but make noise and pull in hot air from the engine bay. But an actual cold air intake does help free up some power, albeit very small in our case for the 1mz-fe, but noticeable. Where it really helps is when you add forced induction.
I assume most of the ES versions are intake only and do not have an ECU that change the air fuel mixture or otherwise integrates with the stock ECU.
04-08-04, 01:56 PM
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Performance gains from both will be minimal. However many get the intake for two other reasons:
1) It looks cool
2) It sounds cool
Those are some of the other factors to consider if they'll sway your decision.
1) It looks cool
2) It sounds cool
Those are some of the other factors to consider if they'll sway your decision.
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