XTP Intake Manifold Spacer 4.0L

Since I've had it for a while now, here's my experiences:

Seller was great to work with. Received the product quickly. Good communication throughout the sale.

Power: You can feel a little bump in power during the first few drives, solely based off the butt dyno. You get used to the extra power after a day or two though, then it feels about the same as before.

MPG's: The first tank showed about a .5 increase, but every tank since then has shown about a 1mpg loss compared to before the install. Driving has always been the same. I've tracked mpg's via fuelly for few years now.

I have fun working on my truck as one of my hobbies so any little tinkering I can do, I feel, is worth it.

 

Could anyone PM me the install instructions for this ? I've got an 06 4Runner if that matters.

Thanks,
Nathan

 

I have more available!

 

Any deals for xmas?

 

Hey sorry guys, been crazy busy lately. Too many things with work and personal to do much else than what I'm already doing. I do appreciate all those who have dove into the XTP power gain. All orders have shipped and at this point hopefully make it there on time. Hope you all have a great Holiday!

 

I do have a few available. Blue and silver for immediate ship, and any other color just a couple days extra.

 

All colors are again available. All recent orders went out and should have arrived by now!

 

All recent orders shipping tomorrow. Had delays due to ice storm. Thanks everyone!

 

Subd

 

What's the fast gold look like? I have been trying to find a picture but didn't see any

 

Bump for a local guy

 

I'll post a picture when I get home.

 

Hey thanks ToRrid. The Fast Gold is a more yellow gold, not a metallic shiny gold. That's the name the anodize shop told me. Same with the Fast Red. Here is another pic of the gold (though it is the Nissan spacer)

 

Any chance you could make these out of Phenol? Being able to reduce intake temps and increase air volume at the same time would be pretty bad ass. Look up Phenolic plenum spacers for more info.

 

do you happen to have a measurement of the spacer plus gasket? roughly 10mm im thinking?

 

And so it begins.......

 

Cowl induction hood FTW

 

If the spacer was actually between metal on both sides the phenolic might do some good. However, the intake already is plastic so having the spacer really doesn't contribute to temps any different than without a spacer. Phenolic is quite hard to machine, and makes a mess of machinery. Water jetting might make them quite well, I just don't have access to doing so economically. Certainly heat dissipation is a good thing. I just don't think there is anything to really gain. The spacer itself is what makes the power.

 

I'd rock it..