Best Short Ram Intake

[ApolloJA]

So which is the best short ram intake?
AFE?
INJEN?
K&N?
AEM?
Weapon-R?

(only ones i know but if you guys have any other do tell, would like opinions :thumbup: )

[7:34pm]

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[Foot]

I do not know the best but I really like my K&N. It claimed 4.5 hp andI did not see any specs on the others I was looking at. It was a tad pricer, I think I paid 225.

[Ryze268]

I used AEM just because it's AEM

[tooter]

I like the combination of Simota and BLOX. The Simota fits the larger 1ZZ throttle body with just a straight silicone coupling. The dry BLOX filter is huge.


http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/compost_bin/car/04b0e155-5dc8-41c1-be03-33a36201ae8c_zps673de88f.jpg?t=1370446795

And the velocity stack makes for a really smooth turbulence free intake.

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/compost_bin/car/IMG_6377_zpsd7f09db5.jpg

[47_MasoN_47]

The AFe works great. I've had one for quite a while.

[WeeYari]

The big names are all pretty much equal. The biggest dilema you face will be deciding between wet or dry filters. Two equally weighted camps there, so good luck.

[cali yaris]

For the tiny bit of added performance with a wet filter, it's not worth the maintenance hassle in my opinion.

[ApolloJA]

hmmm realized that most people on the forum opt for getting AFE, always wondered why.
Would consider all of them basically in the same league when it comes to gain

[ApolloJA]

im guessing at the end of the day your'e just paying for brand name then

[ApolloJA]

I like the combination of Simota and BLOX. The Simota fits the larger 1ZZ throttle body with just a straight silicone coupling. The dry BLOX filter is huge.


http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/compost_bin/car/04b0e155-5dc8-41c1-be03-33a36201ae8c_zps673de88f.jpg?t=1370446795

And the velocity stack makes for a really smooth turbulence free intake.

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/compost_bin/car/IMG_6377_zpsd7f09db5.jpg

Does the velocity stack make a noticeable difference?

[justjesus]

Nobody running the DC system?

[tooter]

Does the velocity stack make a noticeable difference?

Only psychologically. :laugh:

I don't think that any one small thing can make much difference, but a few small things working together can.

The average bone stock Yaris makes 91hp at the wheels. With completely stock engine internals and only simple bolt on intake and exhaust mods I was able to improve that by more than 21% with no electronic tuning and regular 87 octane pump gas. This is because mods working together make greater gains than each one can make separately.

[Silver Streak]

I'm running the K&N typhoon and I love it. Works well with the trd exhaust. Tomorrow the trd rear sway bar gets installed:smile:

[tooter]

The TRD's fit is superb. You'll really like how it tucks up into the crossmember with nothing hanging down. :smile:

http://i17.photobucket.com/albums/b90/compost_bin/car/IMG_5928.jpg