Eco Block from crawford performance

Don't know if it matters to you guys Quirt, but you may want to have a conversation with your postal carrier. I noticed you guys sent the stuff out second day air, which I assume is probably an additional cost, and it has now been a week and still not delivered. But now it is being delayed in VA because of weather. If they would have held up to the the "second day" aspect from the beginning it would have arrived well before the weather.

Not a huge deal to me, just a bit of an inconvenience because it won't be here for either of my road trips now, but if you guys are paying the extra for the upgraded shipping you may try to recoup some of that cost since USPS isn't actually following through.

Thanks again and still can't wait to get the product so I can install and experience the difference.

 

Hey I'm not mad about it I was just giving other people a heads up. I tracked the package and it's deffenatly the shipping company's fault, UPS I think it was, and not yours. But thanks for the response.

 

I'm in the same boat with shipping... Ordered mine last Saturday and got the shipment email with tracking number on Monday afternoon. Original estimated delivery date was Thursday and when that day passed without delivery I started checking the tracking twice a day. The USPS website hadn't even updated the status since Monday's "Acceptance in San Diego" and as of 10 AM my time, I just now got an update that says the package is out for delivery. I know we got a snowstorm this week here in the Midwest but I'm disappointed with the USPS because Priority Mail is usually pretty good about the 2-3 days they claim. Oh well, better late than never and as long as I have the EB installed before my road trip next weekend I'll be happy! I'll be driving close to 500 miles with most of it being highway so I'm hoping I can report back with some decent gas mileage figures.

 

Which one for 2003 Toyota 4Runner with the 4.7 V8?

 

Good question Darryle, it looks like our Q1 but I am not 100% convinced without seeing it or hearing from another customer. Let me do some homework and get back with you.

 

Doesn't work with the mobile site which is 95% of the time I'm on, I'm sure others are too.

 

Its always worked for me on the mobile version.

 

Well, I can compare it when the wife gets back home here shortly.

 

Good! that saves me a trip to the autoparts store to check out the MAF sensor

 

Quirt I would like to get a couple of these but just want to be sure i get the right ones, so for my 2015 taco it should be the Q1 correct? also my wife has a 2015 subaru legacy with the 2.5 which one would fit that.Thanks

 

Correct on the 15 Taco, Q1. 15 Legacy will be Q2. Thanks

 

Thanks

 

274.5 miles on this tank, 21.2 mpg and 111.3 miles left.

I will retract any previous negative statements about the eco-block, this thing rocks.

 

What was the previous mileage??

 

Denso makes a replacement sensor for that truck which is what Q1 was designed for, the bolt pattern looks the same as well. Both of these facts makes me think that Q1 will fit that MAF sensor but you would have to attempt an install to know 100%.

 

Thanks!
Not to worry about the negative statements dude, there are many products out there that make similar claims and have zero benefits. Comes with the territory...

 

Previous mileage during the winter was 18.8-19.4, 19.8-20.2 during the summer.

 

Pretty stoked... got mine installed today, only a short drive but it's the same drive I make twice a day and was consistent at 13.8MPG on that route...looks good so far.

 

Installed on 14 Sport A/C, and wife's 13 BRZ, easy, clean installs.
Was bummed about cut to Tacoma engine cover, but pulled it off pretty cleanly.
We both did test drives, and positive response on butt dyno.
Customer service, communication, shipping were all excellent.
I was just bummed that they arrived on Wednesday, and had to wait until Saturday, for leisure time to install.
I will follow up with mileage reports from both applications.
I have averaged 17-18.5, the BRZ has averaged 32 mpg.
Both looking forward to the normal commute routes to feel the differences.
Good job, Quirt & Co.