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Old 06-05-2013, 11:48 AM   #1
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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.




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

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Old 06-05-2013, 07:15 PM   #2
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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.




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

Does the velocity stack make a noticeable difference?
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Does the velocity stack make a noticeable difference?
Only psychologically.

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

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