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Ric 10-12-2003 09:52 AM

deckplate
 
hey all,
has anyone done the deckplate mod on there Tundra ? what size if so ?
Thankx,
Ric

Mohamed 10-14-2003 06:49 AM

Keep it stock, read somewhere that it doesn't really help alot.

midiwall 10-14-2003 07:58 AM


Originally posted by Mohamed
Keep it stock, read somewhere that it doesn't really help alot.
Ummm, and there are a TON of folks on the forum that say it helps a lot.

It's a matter of getting more air to the engine in a shorter amount of time. Any time that you can remove restrictions from the intake path, you can improve performance. The intakes on our rigs are restrictive, and opening up the front of the air box makes them MUCH less so.

To get the best effect from the mod, you also need to move to a less restrictive air filter. Many folks run Amsoil, K&N's are around as well.

Mohamed 10-14-2003 12:05 PM


Originally posted by midiwall
Ummm, and there are a TON of folks on the forum that say it helps a lot.

To get the best effect from the mod, you also need to move to a less restrictive air filter. Many folks run Amsoil, K&N's are around as well.

Uhhhhhhhhhh, maybe for your 4Runner. The MAF in the Tundra is really sensitive and although it may not appear to show in diagnostics (i.e., check engine light), the motor starts to run lean mixtures of fuel delievery because there is so much air running past the MAF. And even those K&N's and Amsoil filters are not good because of the oil content and the definite coating of the MAF wire (yes this will happen, even to the best of us that squeeze as much oil as they can out of the filter).

It all boils down to what you want to do, everybody has different views, but being a junior in the auto industry repair, I am starting to definilty think different about a good amount of mod's to vehicles vs really any improved performance in the long run.

Ric 10-14-2003 12:39 PM

thankx
 
thankx for the input, its for a buddy, i think he just like the deep sound, lol, i cant seem to get him to go off roading humm oh well,,
thankx again
Ric

Mohamed 10-14-2003 01:08 PM

I guess for the sake of the question, the 4" deckplate mod is probably the same as for your 4Runner, see if you can look it up on a search and it will only be a few creative re-routing things you might have to do.

Here's a start: Jackson's writeup

Kookadala 10-16-2003 05:24 PM

I did the deckplate mod to my T100 and it definately made a difference in sound. Its a lot louder coming from under the hood now. Also, my fuel mileage seems to have improved by 1-2 mpg. The nice thing is you can put the plate over the hole if you decide you dont like it!

Ric 10-24-2003 07:42 PM

its done
 
i was hoping to get some pics from you Tundra guys, but we got it in there, he loves it, the sound anyways, if he says anything about his MPG ill let ya know.
Ric
p.s. yes i have done it on my runner :)


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