Best intake for an 07?
i have been looking and i heard Fujita has a great intake for the tC but i heard there have also been some prob. which is the best intake for and 07
Originally Posted by athlete3232
There all the same, if u want to spend $ on the brand name, go for it!
anyways i say injen FTW!
Originally Posted by athlete3232
i have done my research, and i still believe that they all do the exact same powerwise... barely nothing.
but anyways scionnut07, you might as well just keep it stock and save money for F/I(turbo or supercharger). cause if you decide you want more power and go for one of those you have to get rid of the intake anyways.
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thus, refer to my previous post.
to the OP:
also... asking for the "best intake"... really depends on one's definition of the word "best"
i.e. best of what?
instead of posting and starting a new thread about asking for other people's opinions.... perhaps you should form your own.
as far as what is "best".. it depends on your preference. i doubt anyone here really knows what your preference is, so my answer stands with the information provided.
the stock intake is the best. (at least imo, for you)
to the OP:
also... asking for the "best intake"... really depends on one's definition of the word "best"
i.e. best of what?
instead of posting and starting a new thread about asking for other people's opinions.... perhaps you should form your own.
as far as what is "best".. it depends on your preference. i doubt anyone here really knows what your preference is, so my answer stands with the information provided.
the stock intake is the best. (at least imo, for you)
I also believe that they are all the same. Most intakes for the tc are constructed all exactly the same, aluminum piping and a cone filter. How can there be a power differenece the decal? LOL There is nothing to research about it. Doesnt matter if you get the trd, injen, fujita, etc..... You are just paying for the name. Any aftermarket intake can cause a check engine light and if it does its impossible to get around unless you reflash the ecu or get a performance chip for the extra air being added to the fuel/ air mixture. More air and the same amount of fuel causes the engine to run lean and hot.
not sure how many of you guys actually consider import tuner dyno tests accurate.
according to them, the fujita intake actually increases a decent amount of power just for an intake, still in the single digits, but surprisingly good
http://www.importtuner.com/powerpage..._tc/index.html
according to them, the fujita intake actually increases a decent amount of power just for an intake, still in the single digits, but surprisingly good
http://www.importtuner.com/powerpage..._tc/index.html
Dyno 2: Fujita F5 Cold Air IntakePEAKHP 155.1 / PEAKTQ 156.5
* Horsepower Gain
* 1500 to 3500 HP range: 0 to 3
* 3500 to 5500 HP range: 3 to 7
* 5500 to redline HP range: 7 to 8
* Torque Gain
* 1500 to 3500 TQ range: 0 to 3
* 3500 to 5500 TQ range: 3 to 6
* 5500 to redline TQ range: 7 to 5
* Horsepower Gain
* 1500 to 3500 HP range: 0 to 3
* 3500 to 5500 HP range: 3 to 7
* 5500 to redline HP range: 7 to 8
* Torque Gain
* 1500 to 3500 TQ range: 0 to 3
* 3500 to 5500 TQ range: 3 to 6
* 5500 to redline TQ range: 7 to 5
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do we know what size diameter the Injen CAI pipe is? Also what is the diameter of the pipe for the Fujita?
seeing if one is bigger then the other and it looks like we have a couple people with one of each intake
seeing if one is bigger then the other and it looks like we have a couple people with one of each intake
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