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ATTN ALL S/C Owners. ????? bout the TRD Supercharger Filter

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Old 08-03-2007, 12:09 AM
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hey carlos, i thought it was a bigger gain than 2hp?
it peaks 2whp higher, but it varies from 1-3 throughout the whole rpm range,definately worth the $60
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So anybody had any problems running lean with the drop in filters form either K&N or TRD? thanks.
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Old 02-15-2008, 07:19 AM
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i don't think it would. i put an aem dryfilter one mine and it did make it like very very slightly but not enuff to even notice. it went from a 14.8 a/f ratio to a 15 even.
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Old 02-15-2008, 03:38 PM
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Originally Posted by tc-guy
i don't think it would. i put an aem dryfilter one mine and it did make it like very very slightly but not enuff to even notice. it went from a 14.8 a/f ratio to a 15 even.
Isn't being in the 14 range safer, is 15 pushing it a bit? thanks.
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Old 02-16-2008, 02:52 AM
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14.7 is stoichiometric or the ideal condition. i think being at 15 is better than running a lil more rich at 14.
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Old 02-16-2008, 03:46 AM
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can you post the aem dryfilter part number for the s/c? i called the guys at aem and they had no idea which one we needed. I tried to reverse "decipher" their p/n's by using the 1999-04 solara as the "target" vehicle since this corresponds to the trd filter p/n. My concern is with oil contaminating the MAF. not likely with the carbon filter in place, but i would like to remove the carbon element.

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oh sorry chinito. i didn't specify up there. i used a aem cone dryfilter with a modified e-bay intake tube. i tested it on a 5 gas analyzer and it was pretty close in a/f ratio to stock.
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ah.... muchas gracias tc-guy. i guess the universal fit type cone filter is the only way to go. thanks for letting me know.... i may have to try that mod out.
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Thanks for the info...
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I ran a K&N reusable filter for around 6000 miles with no issues. Made to fit a Camry model, don't remember which. I actually found it fit better than the paper one supplied with the SC kit by not popping off the top of the filter box. I'm selling it now in the Classifieds, link in my sig.
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I just dropped the reusable K&N filter in my S/C tC, I was wondering if anybody has had any issues with it? if anybody has it with an A/F gauge, can you please let me know if you're running good numbers? thank you.
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Old 09-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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I put in a drop-in K&N filter at the beginning of the year and cleaned/oiled it last month. My AEM UEGO reads the same as before I installed the K&N filter.

I know some people had problems with oil coating the MAF sensor. A simple cleaning fixed their issues. I wish that AEM made a reuseable drop-in dry filter for our cars though.
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Originally Posted by imsono___un
I put in a drop-in K&N filter at the beginning of the year and cleaned/oiled it last month. My AEM UEGO reads the same as before I installed the K&N filter.

I know some people had problems with oil coating the MAF sensor. A simple cleaning fixed their issues. I wish that AEM made a reuseable drop-in dry filter for our cars though.
Thank you for the response, I feel better now
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