High pro cold air intake

Just wondering what the best high pro cold air intake would be for my truck?

 

OEM.

Mods can close this thread now.

 

But to help with your research:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-trd-cold-air-intake-snake-oil.503757/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/3rd-gen-tacomas-air-intake-system.559674/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/opinions-on-air-intake.511307/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/cold-air-intake.451519/

And it maybe my ignorance but what is a "high pro cold air intake"?
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That’s not what OP asked.

 

^ Consensus here would be the OEM intake is the "best" cold air intake. So I did answer the question.
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My consensus is, just about anything is “better” than Stock. (IMO)

 

You can listen to people who don’t have a clue, or you can do the research yourself. There are plenty of threads that show there’s practically 0 advantage to changing the routing of your intake piping. Just for argument sake, say you get an extra mpg out of the deal... it would take +/-150 fill-ups to break even with a $300 intake system. Bottom line, your money is better spent on other mods.

 

I think the people that install the high cold air intake don’t care about mpg so much as they want that look. I personally think it detracts from the look and it’s totally and completely useless unless you are consistently running through anything more than knee deep water.

 

I want a new intake just for the sound.
I do like the look of the TRD intake though.

 

Surprised no one has made a faux TRD intake decal to put on the stock one.

Damn, did I just pass up a vendor opportunity?!

 

To have money and have either the same or better results get a drop in dry air filter (or oil based=KnN) and buy the G-Tek Fab stock air box mod kit. This is the best bang for the buck imo

https://trdshop.carlocktoyotaoftupelo.com/sabm2?parent=1448