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> Tacoma Air Filter Box Modification?
Crookedlegs
post Feb 16 2009, 03:29 PM
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Hey All- I'm new to this forum and am curious if anyone has any experience with modifying the Air filter box to receive easier air flow and possible increase in mpg's and horsepower. I have purchased (though not yet installed) a K&N air filter, and am considering adding the tornado air swirl unit as well. My recently purchased 2000' Tacoma PU has been getting just barely 20 mpg and I am hoping to be able to nudge it closer to 25mpg. Is this a resonable expectation, and are there some cautions I should be aware of? Thanks for your help, I'm sure there are some sage wrench turners who have been around this block before. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/liebe011.gif) Crookedlegs
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MickeyFouse
post May 20 2009, 08:26 PM
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I've removed the 90 degree pipe and the cover with the foam bit on it from the front of the airbox so it now has a hole in the front of the box where the bits were. Easy enough to put back on when car is going into the garage etc. I would say that it made a slight improvement to responsiveness. Be sure to use great and original auto part so that you can maintain the performance of your car.
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