Lets see some tucked tC's!!!
forgot to read the first page??
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=122541
(no pics of trucks... and what i mean by low........) not im lower now/im gonna lower it/etc.
post a picture of a tucked tc, not a tc with 2 finger gap. hence the title. The title doesn't say, "im gonna lower my tc/my tc is lower but heres a picture of it stock height."
not to be a dick, but i hate it when ppl do that.. then you post pictures of your hood..... congrats to being different but ima end my rant right now.
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=122541
(no pics of trucks... and what i mean by low........) not im lower now/im gonna lower it/etc.
post a picture of a tucked tc, not a tc with 2 finger gap. hence the title. The title doesn't say, "im gonna lower my tc/my tc is lower but heres a picture of it stock height."
not to be a dick, but i hate it when ppl do that.. then you post pictures of your hood..... congrats to being different but ima end my rant right now.
I took my liners out for a while, and made a plate to cover the hole next to the intake.
After that, I cut my liners so that the front part goes in, but left the top and back out. It looks really clean IMO.
I can take pics if needed lol
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After that, I cut my liners so that the front part goes in, but left the top and back out. It looks really clean IMO.
I can take pics if needed lol
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I always thought short rams were no good because they suck in the hot air from the engine bay. And it is super-duper hot these days.
K&N drop in filters are good about protecting from water?
Greenbean, if you could PM some pics, that would be awesome.
K&N drop in filters are good about protecting from water?
Greenbean, if you could PM some pics, that would be awesome.
not like an intake will really do anything anyway lol. but worse comes to worse you can fab up a box or something to keep the filter clear of the heat. i think Weapon R makes one actually
However, contrary to common belief, cold air isn't needed when it comes to intakes. Quite the opposite, warmer air actually allows the ECU to take less fuel to complete a combustion stroke, which increases fuel economy.





