I added the K&N intake to my 2012 Camry V6, and finally added the Borla exhaust cans. It sounds so nice. Nice mellow rumble and not loud and obnoxious.
@beerus6683 Yes, I noticed a bit more power, but may not be noticeable to most people. You might gain 2hp from the CAI and maybe 5hp from the borla exhaust. It's not much but seems to perform a bit better. It's still enjoyable and the car sings when you are on the throttle.
@@drewsouza2596 Most family cars aren't that quick though, I have a 2011 XLE V6 Camry and it holds its own against faster cars and can toy with most turbo 4's and sport sedan V6's. I've easily timed 5.8 0-60 all stock and this engine really thrives in 2-3rd gear, at least on my Camry
@@jml9550 Y’all are stupid. Hellcat 100k ,a used Avalon like this under 10k. Come back to reality bro. These engines can be supercharged and can be good sleeper for the streets like the old Buick GS’s. Plus cops won’t be all over you bc your driving a rowdy Dodge all over town getting about 10mpg on premium. I guess it’s all about your personal goals in life 😆
Hello nitro neeks, I want to ask you about the air sensor, what did you do to it, was the intake detailing done in a store, or did you simply cancel the air sensor, knowing that it is not possible to cancel the air sensor?
If you are referring to the Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor, I did not get rid of it. The aftermarket intake system relocated the sensor, so it was still usable. There were a few vacuum hoses that were no longer needed, so I capped them off with the supplied rubber caps and relocated them away from the intake section. I cleaned the MAF sensor myself with a specialized cleaner that you can pick up at my auto part stores.
Chris Gainey a few of them go to the little sensor that sticks on the side of the air box. The other two, I plugged with screws and wrapped with tape. Then I hid them.
Mr OriginAL I would think so considering this body style of the Avalon was manufactured from 2005-2011. I bought this intake from eBay and it had an option to put in my vehicle information so it would tell me if it fit or not. If you need more information, check out my Wheelwell account @ NitroNeeks.
I put a cold air intake on my 06 Avalon and after about a week of having it it started misfiring on every cylinder so I took it off went back to factory and it fixed the problem. Only thing is that I don’t understand why it made it misfire if someone knows how I could put it back on and fix that issue it would be greatly appreciated
Did the CAI feel loose at all? A loose air intake may cause a lean condition in the engine, leading it to misfire and cause damage to internal engine components. It may also adversely affect performance and throttle response.
@@NitroNeeks once it started doing it I checked the hose clamps to make sure they where tight especially against the throttle body and everything was tight and snug that’s when a shop has told me to take it off and put the factory intake system back on the car
@@danielpineur8649 Did you reinstall the Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor after installing the air intake? Did you have any left over vacuum lines or ones that didn’t go to any fittings?
@@danielpineur8649 I had two lines left over. I plugged them and zip tied them to a nearby hose. Make sure there is no way for air to pass through those lines.
Korey Mayo fuel economy stayed the same when I just had the intake, but after adding exhaust and other engine performance modifications the fuel economy decreased from an average of 29mpg to 23mpg City
@@Sina-rw3bl Depends on what modifications you do to it. My build level did not require a tune and the car still outperformed my expectations! If I had added a tune, I would've upgraded the wheels, tires, brakes, and engine to maximize the effect of the tune. If you're going full bolt-on, I wouldn't recommend a tune for this car. If you're going full race car mode, then get a tune for sure!
2:18 i was not expecting it to go to that quality of video lol props
I added the K&N intake to my 2012 Camry V6, and finally added the Borla exhaust cans. It sounds so nice. Nice mellow rumble and not loud and obnoxious.
I highly doubt you'll reply but did you see any performance increase?
@beerus6683 Yes, I noticed a bit more power, but may not be noticeable to most people. You might gain 2hp from the CAI and maybe 5hp from the borla exhaust. It's not much but seems to perform a bit better. It's still enjoyable and the car sings when you are on the throttle.
N now u r gona win race against the hellcat
The race of time at least
It’s a family car but it sounds good though
@@drewsouza2596 Most family cars aren't that quick though, I have a 2011 XLE V6 Camry and it holds its own against faster cars and can toy with most turbo 4's and sport sedan V6's. I've easily timed 5.8 0-60 all stock and this engine really thrives in 2-3rd gear, at least on my Camry
N UR gonna win race against a Model S Plaid on that hellcat?
@@jml9550 Y’all are stupid. Hellcat 100k ,a used Avalon like this under 10k. Come back to reality bro. These engines can be supercharged and can be good sleeper for the streets like the old Buick GS’s. Plus cops won’t be all over you bc your driving a rowdy Dodge all over town getting about 10mpg on premium. I guess it’s all about your personal goals in life 😆
sounds better in front and back for sure, but its very subtle, like a very small difference lol
he barely revved it. I guarantee you would hear it under load/accelerating, especially if it has a stock/quiet exhaust
You can hear an intake better when you get to high rpm’s
Hello nitro neeks, I want to ask you about the air sensor, what did you do to it, was the intake detailing done in a store, or did you simply cancel the air sensor, knowing that it is not possible to cancel the air sensor?
If you are referring to the Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor, I did not get rid of it. The aftermarket intake system relocated the sensor, so it was still usable. There were a few vacuum hoses that were no longer needed, so I capped them off with the supplied rubber caps and relocated them away from the intake section. I cleaned the MAF sensor myself with a specialized cleaner that you can pick up at my auto part stores.
I can hear the belts squeaking. Mine does that, glad to see I'm not the only one. How many miles?
About to hit 200,000 miles
M B so does the intake makes that sound come about??
@@NitroNeeks Fellow 2GR-FE user here at 211k miles, I've never had belt squeaking
@@NoorquackerInd That's good! I had my belts replaced around 205k miles because the OEM one shredded to pieces when I did a pull on the highway!
@@NitroNeeks same happened to me on my ‘01
where the hells the rest of the video? lol in car pulls, out of car from the front to hear that shit slam like hello
What happens to all of the vacuum hoses? Do you just take them out/hide them or run them to something?
Chris Gainey a few of them go to the little sensor that sticks on the side of the air box. The other two, I plugged with screws and wrapped with tape. Then I hid them.
Nitro Neeks ok cool thanks man
NICOBOOST ?
Niceee 👍, do you think this will work on 2006 avalon??
Mr OriginAL I would think so considering this body style of the Avalon was manufactured from 2005-2011. I bought this intake from eBay and it had an option to put in my vehicle information so it would tell me if it fit or not.
If you need more information, check out my Wheelwell account @ NitroNeeks.
How do i order whats the intake called?
The k&n typhoon kit works on all the Toyota 2GR-FE v6 that it’s designed for. I had it on a ‘11 Camry V6
Link in description for A&F Dynamic Air Intake
NICOBOOST, would this be good for a Toyota Avalon 2007?, if so we’ll just one off a eBay do?
which intake did you buy and do i need to buy a kit also?
Link in description
years later... do you remember how you got rid of that squeaky sound from the engine?
Facts
My Avalon has a rattle every cold start, never knew what it was and it still does it till this day.
@@junebug346 My guess it is your VVT , try changing your oil more frequently.
Idler pulley probably.
How much rpm did you rev the engine to?
Super Man I don’t remember exactly, but I think somewhere between 3500 - 5000 rpms
Where can I get one for my 2011 avalon
K&N sells some online I believe
Has anyone ever had problems after installing a short ram intake on their 2gr's?
Have one on a gs350. No issues. Invidia Mid pipes will throw codes after 3 years.
@@Boosted447 what brand do you have just out of curiosity?
I put a cold air intake on my 06 Avalon and after about a week of having it it started misfiring on every cylinder so I took it off went back to factory and it fixed the problem. Only thing is that I don’t understand why it made it misfire if someone knows how I could put it back on and fix that issue it would be greatly appreciated
Did the CAI feel loose at all? A loose air intake may cause a lean condition in the engine, leading it to misfire and cause damage to internal engine components. It may also adversely affect performance and throttle response.
@@NitroNeeks once it started doing it I checked the hose clamps to make sure they where tight especially against the throttle body and everything was tight and snug that’s when a shop has told me to take it off and put the factory intake system back on the car
@@danielpineur8649 Did you reinstall the Mass Air Flow (MAF) Sensor after installing the air intake? Did you have any left over vacuum lines or ones that didn’t go to any fittings?
I had 2 vacuum lines that where unhooked it didn’t have any ports for those 2 lines I think that was my problem but I’m not sure how to fix that
@@danielpineur8649 I had two lines left over. I plugged them and zip tied them to a nearby hose. Make sure there is no way for air to pass through those lines.
do they still make these?
Yes! The new Avalon's are AWD and make around 301hp to the crank from factory. Toyota also makes a racing trim for them now , "TRD Avalon"
Any of this help with mpg?
None whatsoever
I got the same intake . But I am having trouble with the installation.
What are you having issues with?
Did you ever check fuel economy?
Korey Mayo fuel economy stayed the same when I just had the intake, but after adding exhaust and other engine performance modifications the fuel economy decreased from an average of 29mpg to 23mpg City
@@NitroNeeks what all mods did you do? Thought you can't do much to an Avalon
Korey Mayo You can checkout my Wheelwell account for a full list! Just go to Wheelwell.com and search Nitro Neeks and the Avalon should come up!
@@NitroNeeks do you think tuning this car is worth it?
@@Sina-rw3bl Depends on what modifications you do to it. My build level did not require a tune and the car still outperformed my expectations! If I had added a tune, I would've upgraded the wheels, tires, brakes, and engine to maximize the effect of the tune. If you're going full bolt-on, I wouldn't recommend a tune for this car. If you're going full race car mode, then get a tune for sure!
Just checked the link. That air intake is listed for $500 lol fuckkkk
Jnguyen93 dang it was only about $100 when I bought it
It’s funny cause the big brands like k&n and AEM are like 279 and the aem is 400 😂
You need to change the pully
I waited until it shredded to pieces on the highway. Then I got a new one.
@@NitroNeeks I have two Avalon they’re my Japanese Mercedes one of them has 240k the other one 127k miles
@@gabrielmerza6904 That's awesome! I got to about 208k before I sold this one. It's still going though with the new owner!
Heat soak intake