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Old 07-16-2014, 08:39 AM   #659
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You drill out or shave the molded posts?
I pushed the letter pegs out from the inside (not much effort needed). I then placed the STI badge as best I could to cover all the holes, but it left the two on the right uncovered. Finally, I covered the right two holes with blue painter's tape and filled all the holes with black silicone from the inside.
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I pushed the letter pegs out from the inside (not much effort needed). I then placed the STI badge as best I could to cover all the holes, but it left the two on the right uncovered. Finally, I covered the right two holes with blue painter's tape and filled all the holes with black silicone from the inside.
Nice! I'm going to have to try this later. The TRD badge always bugged me.
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Tuned a car with one of these yesterday. I've noticed on the last couple of these I've tuned that they really jack up the MAF a lot more than you'd expect a TRD product to do. With the stock rom it was pretty far off... causing power to be down considerably up top. After tuning we were able to get it all back and make some pretty nice gains.

Virtual dyno runs for comparison purposes only obviously (it was a street tune). They were made same day/conditions/road/etc though. Only difference was the rom:

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Tuned a car with one of these yesterday. I've noticed on the last couple of these I've tuned that they really jack up the MAF a lot more than you'd expect a TRD product to do. With the stock rom it was pretty far off... causing power to be down considerably up top. After tuning we were able to get it all back and make some pretty nice gains.

Virtual dyno runs for comparison purposes only obviously (it was a street tune). They were made same day/conditions/road/etc though. Only difference was the rom:




Does TRD intake has much lower HP and torque than stock <4000rpm range?


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Old 07-16-2014, 11:22 PM   #664
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Does TRD intake has much lower HP and torque than stock <4000rpm range?


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This particular car was noticeably down on power across the board because it was running lean and pulling timing everywhere. Bear in mind those runs are generated by virtual dyno... the numbers don't really mean anything. It's just there for a relative comparison run-to-run, back-to-back. It would've likely made more power in both cases on an actual DynoJet, but the difference would still be the same.

I don't remember specifically how the other cars compared to this one on the stock rom.. but i've definitely noticed a trend towards leaning the cars out significantly. I do remember noting that the amount of timing being pulled was considerably more than what is typical on a couple of them.
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Old 08-04-2014, 11:34 AM   #665
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is the TRD louder inside compared to OEM? I actually quite like the induction sound now, dont want it to go away... Or am I the only one that thinks that the sound tube actually works?
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is the TRD louder inside compared to OEM? I actually quite like the induction sound now, dont want it to go away... Or am I the only one that thinks that the sound tube actually works?
Definitely not louder, as the intake tube is removed. You will lose some of that induction sound, but I like hearing the more natural engine noise.
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Definitely not louder, as the intake tube is removed. You will lose some of that induction sound, but I like hearing the more natural engine noise.
but you can still hear it right? as long as I make gains I guess losing the sound is a small penalty... I`m gonna go UEL header soon anyways
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but you can still hear it right? as long as I make gains I guess losing the sound is a small penalty... I`m gonna go UEL header soon anyways
I also have the TRD exhaust, but you can still hear the intake sound somewhat. There are videos on youtube comparing the two - this Motor Trend one is pretty good. http://wot.motortrend.com/2013-scion...re-351939.html
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TRD is way quiter than stock, but you can modify the snorkel to get a lot of (real) noise back.
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Someone painted or dipped this part?



I'd like "stealth" engine bay and I wonder if is it possible to dip it (and if resist the paint)
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I'd like "stealth" engine bay and I wonder if is it possible to dip it (and if resist the paint)
Good luck painting silicone.
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It will likely improve after the ECU has some miles on it to relearn. Also we might want to clean your MAF still if you haven't already done that. Mine looked clean to the naked eye, but after spraying the MAF cleaner on the electric contacts you could see it was removing some contamination/oil
MAF cleaner? Where do you get that?

Is this anything more than hexane/standard electronic parts cleaner?

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