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![]() ![]() Drives: 2010 Yaris sedan silver Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 60
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K&n Typhoon Intake
Hey all, I have one of these and absolutely love it. I was wondering though if I were to switch out the filter it came with for a smaller, or larger one would it add additional power and or sound?
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power wise, I would be surprised if there is a big difference. with the sound, that is easy. get a friend to rev it with the filter the way it is, then take the filter off and do it again. just do it in a clean environment (as clean as possible).
I remember doing this once on the dyno and it netted me 0.2hp. that may sound like a lot but it was on a V8 Dodge pickup that had a lot of other mods as well. I don't really think the power difference will be noticeable. Also, the sound directly under the hood will be different than in the cabin and the sound reving the engine vs under a load. (all that good ole disclaimery type stuff) You could just get garm's Intake manifold... That should increase power and sound. |
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![]() ![]() Drives: 2010 Yaris sedan silver Join Date: Jul 2012
Location: Massachusetts
Posts: 60
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Thanks Beef, I would never actually run it without a filter. I think you're right though I would assume that K&N did their homework and picked the best filter for the application.
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