Deck and Intake mod.

blairvt

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I did these 2 mods and tightened up the throttle cables. What a difference. Throttle response is much better. Can't say which one did it. Has a nice sound also.



 
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Stock tube, just removed the boxs and replaced them with PVC caps. Drilled a hole in the big one you see there and glued in 2 nipples for hoses to attach to
 
I was actually going to do the same, but just use a replacement pipe. This may be my route now.

I think his must be an earlier 3rd gen, I heard they changed intake designs or something. I know mine has a small elbow tube/gasket/hose that goes from throttle body to the box, not one long continuous piece like his.

Bummer too, I had to order that little elbow the other day because I noticed mine was torn (and the 4r had been stumbling because of this vac leak). Was like $40 freaking bucks.
 
I think his must be an earlier 3rd gen, I heard they changed intake designs or something. I know mine has a small elbow tube/gasket/hose that goes from throttle body to the box, not one long continuous piece like his.

That makes sense. I didn't think mine looked like that. I did find a write up on yotatech here that covers the build with PVC style pipe. I'll be doing that soon. I just recently notched the TB gasket so it is fully round, so I'd like to get this and the deck plate in.
 
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The throttle cable adjustment did more than anything. It's funny how you get used to the slack. I did the same on my bro's 4Runner and he thought it was so much faster!
 
Yeah one of the first things i did to my 4runner was adjust the cables made a huge difference in responce and toom a lot of free play out of the pedal. I have yet to do any intake work, all stock to the air filter. I see an Airaid Jr intake in my 4runners future.
 

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