For you people complaining about the oil on the maf sensor that was a thing of the past from Long ago, lol. The drop in filter made a difference on the throttle response, noise, and mpg and is a lot better than any after airbox. The oem box oulls air from the inside of the fender-wells not the engine area and the AEM cold air intakes are a total sham until shown otherwise. Actually in most cases you will actually lose hp and tq with these aftermarket systems.
I run AEM cold air intakes, no oil on the filters, been very happy with the results, sound and power. Running the TRD filter on my 21 Tundra, that's what it came with, waiting to switch with what I know works better. Great vid!
over the years I have had nothing but issues with oiled filters. Tiny drops eventually hit your MAF and it can throw codes. Had this happen on numerous vehicles from LS’s to diesels so now I just run dry filters. Currently have a Solar Octane TRD Pro.
Big fan of high flow filters or cold air intakes. The engine is nothing but a pump. The less restrictive you can make the inlet and/or the outlet, the more efficient it becomes.
As Tony the Tiger would say, its sounds grrrrrreat! sorry for the radio silence, been meaning to catch up on your awesome channel buddy, just life has thrown me a few curve balls! congrats on the new whip!
@@TRDJon I am doing well Thanks for asking! I am back to being a regular watcher, just had to sort some stuff out for my business, been lacking on my own videos lately!
Anxious to see your MPG results before & after. What about a 0-60 MPH test before & after ? We're all curious if there's an improvement in Acceleration as well. Thx for all the great videos
used this before on the pre gen tundra. Sounds nice but a oil analysis reveals a lot of silicon in the oil. I would keep the stock paper filter in the truck incase you have ever in a super dusty condition.
How much is “a lot”? And how much is too much? Have driven multiple Toyota V8’s for hundreds of thousands of miles on TRD filters and have had ZERO issue or oil consumption. If I was to go on a desert or very dusty trip, very much agree that a paper filter would be more efficient and perhaps necessary. However, I believe that for most folks, it’s not gonna make a detrimental difference. Change your oil and use high quality oil and oil filters.
Noticed those TRD filters have red media, my back up TRD filter for my 2018 TRD CAI I Had received also had the red media. I figured it was K&N manufactured and stamped with a TRD logo. Installed and my 18 Tundra,runs great.
@@glockisaac5570 Not how it works, it is a function of a filter with a bigger openings for less restriction, so it will naturally allow bigger particles in
The factory air filter has more "fins" which provides more surface area. The TRD air filter has fewer fins, so it has less surface area. More surface area provides more airflow. If the TRD air filter does provide more airflow, it must be because the material is more porous which would allow more dirt to pass through. Another characteristic of the oiled filters (like K&N) is they clog much, much faster than a factory filter.
@@laxwyo1 not necessarily. They probably just hold onto more dirt. Surfaces with oil hold onto dirt and dust more than a clean surface. Oiled filters also cause problems with mass airflow sensors because the oil gets carried by the airflow and deposits onto the mass airflow sensor. People can theorize all they want. The tests have been done the data has been gathered.
@@laxwyo1 no, It’s like making mud out of dirt. Add the lubricant or chemical they add and dust kind of merrys with it. I have ran a couple different of these and lived on a long gravel road. Some of them provide cleaning kits to clean them but it adds more chemical. Not sure what if any impact it could have on the motor.
I always put either an AEM or K&N filter in my trucks when I change the filter since they're reusable and have better airflow. UNRELATED QUESTION. my NEW TUNDRA oil pressure sits around 1/4 of the way. Others say theirs does too. Any reason why toyota does this ??
Just got my AFE filter delivered today for my 21 4R - have run them for years in my Taco. . Nice to know there's a less expensive alternative out there. Would like to see how they stack up against AFE
Went to the dealer today and they discontinued these as the oil from the filters are fouling up the turbos. They recommended an aftermarket cold air system
I'm wondering how aftermarket companies are going to make snorkels for these new Tundras. Dual snorkels??? I was thinking they'd merge both intakes into one which would attach to one end of the snorkel. I wonder how that would affect performance...
How many miles on your tundra before you installed the TRD filters? And how many miles before you really pushed your tundra hard? I just picked up my 2023 sr5 trd offroad in Army green and i love it so far! Only 50 miles on it so far
@@owenmendyk5220 man I'm getting ready to take it to the dealership for the 10k mile service! Its sitting at 9,400 miles and I'm loving every minute of it. I ended up getting the TRD air filters and I just recently installed the Carven cut and clamp muffler and holy crap the top end power was extremely noticeable I can now run right along my brothers 2017 Raptor with a 91 tune in it! I'm also running 275/70/18 KO2 tires. Next purchase might be trd pro wheels or methods! People talk crap on the new TTV6 but that thing hauls ass and In my option it sounds awesome
I worked at a off-road truck shop, and about 95% of people don’t understand cold air intakes, or air intakes. You will not gain hardly any performance, and can actually lose performance with cold air, and air filters lol. You have to tune the ECU, with a handheld tuner, to get any kind of benefit. These dumb air filters are misleading to a degree.
@@TRDJon Not really. They are designed for the factory intake, air, fuel. You have to tune the ECU to get any kind of real power increase. In fact, a lot of the time, you lose power with aftermarket intakes by themselves.
@@TRDJon This guy doesn’t know what he is talking about. Modern ECUs will adjust to the filter. If it can adjust from sea level to mile above sea level. It can adjust to the flow changes from filter to filter. Now if you get a whole new CAI you will want to do some tuning to be able to get the full performance out of it.
@@dillonh321 I absolutely do and have looked at the numbers myself. You can add a aftermarket intake or filter and it will not hurt anything. The reality is that the gains are minimal and sometimes worse then stock. You need to tune the ECU to maximize performance.
YeH it doesn’t do anything. They just try to put trd on anything and sell it at a high price. I’m a 4runner guy and yotagang for life but I don’t buy these trd replacement parts for barely any noticeable gain. Most people admit to buying the trd cold air intakes just for the simple fact it looks cool lol.
Glad to hear it sounds and performs well. Also at 4:50 the creaking sound is your center console noise you were talking about. Super annoying. They should have a recall lol. 😂
@@easyrideguy oh yeah for sure there are definitely some pieces of trim that are totally unacceptable for a truck this expensive. But it’s kind of standard fare these days, which sucks. My driver seat creaks when I press back in it. I had a 22 limited tundra (totaled by a semi) that didn’t have that problem. Looked up on the tundra forums and it sounds like some people had their seats assembled incorrectly. Definitely some quality issues that just should not exist. Definitely not Toyota’s usual M.O.
Stupid question.. I ordered one Trd air filter and had brain fart and forgot it being twin turbo I’d need two. Will it be bad if I run one oem and one Trd for a couple weeks??
Project farm did a video on these, and the consensus is that they are good unless you are in a dusty environments, if you are, RIP to your engine. They do a poor job of actually filtering particles.
That’s a great channel but there have been lots and lots of tests done on these and unless you over oil these filters they prove to be better than the standard paper
With the Mpg wars between truck manufacturers going on and EPA figures to meet, if oiled cotton filters helped Mpg's, the manufacturers would be using them. As far a growl goes, you're not going to get growel from a V6....gotta have a V8 for that.
I got it out of my 4Runner with a full intake, and yes you are right, but these cost a bit more than standard cotton. so I don't see any manufactures putting them in when you start breaking down $$
@@tv-ke4lx normally I'd tell you to go pound sand and keep you opinion to yourself...however, I have turned a new leaf. I own a new Rubicon 4xe as well...does that quality for you? Now fuck off and let me enjoy my V8
@@tv-ke4lx the big 3 have no plans to end the V8s, so I don't know where you get that from. V8s sell trucks and you dont have to turbo them to get HP and torque. Anytime you bolt a turbo on a gas engine, you're trying to force it to be something it's not.
@@billwaterhouse5894 I don't mind at all..lol But it is the truth. You put turbos on weak engines to get more HP and torque. The problem with that is that they require increased maintenance and reliability and longevity suffer for it. Just give me a naturally aspirated V8. The big 3 are still offering V8s that get better gas mileage than this Toyota V6. They are killing their brand in the full size market.
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For you people complaining about the oil on the maf sensor that was a thing of the past from Long ago, lol. The drop in filter made a difference on the throttle response, noise, and mpg and is a lot better than any after airbox. The oem box oulls air from the inside of the fender-wells not the engine area and the AEM cold air intakes are a total sham until shown otherwise. Actually in most cases you will actually lose hp and tq with these aftermarket systems.
I run AEM cold air intakes, no oil on the filters, been very happy with the results, sound and power. Running the TRD filter on my 21 Tundra, that's what it came with, waiting to switch with what I know works better. Great vid!
over the years I have had nothing but issues with oiled filters. Tiny drops eventually hit your MAF and it can throw codes. Had this happen on numerous vehicles from LS’s to diesels so now I just run dry filters.
Currently have a Solar Octane TRD Pro.
You should disconnect your blow off valve hoses going to the intake, blow off noises will be nuts.
Big fan of high flow filters or cold air intakes. The engine is nothing but a pump. The less restrictive you can make the inlet and/or the outlet, the more efficient it becomes.
As Tony the Tiger would say, its sounds grrrrrreat! sorry for the radio silence, been meaning to catch up on your awesome channel buddy, just life has thrown me a few curve balls! congrats on the new whip!
I hope all is well man. Not worries. I appreciate you stopping buy. Was curious as to where you went.
@@TRDJon I am doing well Thanks for asking! I am back to being a regular watcher, just had to sort some stuff out for my business, been lacking on my own videos lately!
Anxious to see your MPG results before & after. What about a 0-60 MPH test before & after ? We're all curious if there's an improvement in Acceleration as well. Thx for all the great videos
The butt Dyno liked the added filter but it was maybe the same time honestly
Mine definitely made more turbo noise right off the bat! Loved it
used this before on the pre gen tundra. Sounds nice but a oil analysis reveals a lot of silicon in the oil. I would keep the stock paper filter in the truck incase you have ever in a super dusty condition.
Big facts!! Factory papers filter the best.
I’ve been using K N N for years no problems
How much is “a lot”? And how much is too much? Have driven multiple Toyota V8’s for hundreds of thousands of miles on TRD filters and have had ZERO issue or oil consumption. If I was to go on a desert or very dusty trip, very much agree that a paper filter would be more efficient and perhaps necessary. However, I believe that for most folks, it’s not gonna make a detrimental difference. Change your oil and use high quality oil and oil filters.
I agree but a Trd filter is still technically a factory falter so I don't think there will be any issues probably less gas mileage
@@terrellwynne108 why would less restriction equal less fuel mileage?
Noticed those TRD filters have red media, my back up TRD filter for my 2018 TRD CAI I Had received also had the red media. I figured it was K&N manufactured and stamped with a TRD logo. Installed and my 18 Tundra,runs great.
My 22' 4Runner TRD Pro whistles too with the filter change lol
I'm still waiting for the blowoff valves to be released for this thing.
BMS blowoff valves
Never gonna happen as the truck has metered air, will throw all kinds of codes…
Not with metered air. This isn’t a rice rocket.
Definitely avoid if you live in or drive in dusty conditions often. You don't want less filtrations.
just have to clean them more often
@@glockisaac5570 Not how it works, it is a function of a filter with a bigger openings for less restriction, so it will naturally allow bigger particles in
That's what the oil is for.
The factory air filter has more "fins" which provides more surface area. The TRD air filter has fewer fins, so it has less surface area. More surface area provides more airflow. If the TRD air filter does provide more airflow, it must be because the material is more porous which would allow more dirt to pass through. Another characteristic of the oiled filters (like K&N) is they clog much, much faster than a factory filter.
clogging faster implies they are filtering better, no?
@@laxwyo1 not necessarily. They probably just hold onto more dirt. Surfaces with oil hold onto dirt and dust more than a clean surface. Oiled filters also cause problems with mass airflow sensors because the oil gets carried by the airflow and deposits onto the mass airflow sensor.
People can theorize all they want. The tests have been done the data has been gathered.
@@laxwyo1 no, It’s like making mud out of dirt. Add the lubricant or chemical they add and dust kind of merrys with it. I have ran a couple different of these and lived on a long gravel road.
Some of them provide cleaning kits to clean them but it adds more chemical. Not sure what if any impact it could have on the motor.
I always put either an AEM or K&N filter in my trucks when I change the filter since they're reusable and have better airflow. UNRELATED QUESTION. my NEW TUNDRA oil pressure sits around 1/4 of the way. Others say theirs does too. Any reason why toyota does this ??
Probably just the way the motor is tuned
Giving it hell on 98!
Waiting for my limited 4x4 to come in and it'll be getting a new set of 37x12.50x17s
Did you clean your engine before filming? Dang that's clean! Lol. Love the content as always!
I mean... It is a new truck
@@fredmagic09 HAHAHA! So true! I'm an idiot. LOL
Ok so after having it for awhile what you think? Did it help with any mpg or just sound of turbo?
I didn't even pay attention to the sounds ,too busy looking at the scenery 😂.
Looks like a K&N filter with the TRD stamp.
Probably get them at the same manufacture.
Just got my AFE filter delivered today for my 21 4R - have run them for years in my Taco. . Nice to know there's a less expensive alternative out there. Would like to see how they stack up against AFE
Right on!
The US-made TRD air filters were made by AFE in the past. It appears to be the same now.
Have a TRD filter in my Tacoma with the TRD Cold Air Intake makes the truck stock exhaust sound more throaty
I just ordered them for my 22 platinum bro!
ayyyyeeee
Westcott designs lift kit going in soon??
Im really wanting my wheels first
True! I’m trying to find a decent place to install mine here in Orlando.
Went to the dealer today and they discontinued these as the oil from the filters are fouling up the turbos. They recommended an aftermarket cold air system
It’s still on Toyotas website as a dealer ordered accessory. They must have an updated version out now.
I'm wondering how aftermarket companies are going to make snorkels for these new Tundras. Dual snorkels??? I was thinking they'd merge both intakes into one which would attach to one end of the snorkel. I wonder how that would affect performance...
I think it would have to be dual.
Ordered me a set for my 2023
Nice!!!
You over by my doctors office 😂….sounds good Jon 👍👍
Oh no way! lol
The filter element looks just like a K&N
Probably same distributer
The next mod should be a Dirt Bike sitting in the back bed! aha sounds the part now!
Good job I will do that on my too
So a K&N replacement stock filter.
Most likely made by K&N, so yes.
Am I wrong to think its probably a rebranded K&N filter because toyota doesnt manufacture these?
Probably the same manufacture
Most likely.
How many miles on your tundra before you installed the TRD filters? And how many miles before you really pushed your tundra hard? I just picked up my 2023 sr5 trd offroad in Army green and i love it so far! Only 50 miles on it so far
Just got the same in black🥰
Just got mine in Lunar Rock 😎
@@owenmendyk5220 man I'm getting ready to take it to the dealership for the 10k mile service! Its sitting at 9,400 miles and I'm loving every minute of it. I ended up getting the TRD air filters and I just recently installed the Carven cut and clamp muffler and holy crap the top end power was extremely noticeable I can now run right along my brothers 2017 Raptor with a 91 tune in it! I'm also running 275/70/18 KO2 tires. Next purchase might be trd pro wheels or methods! People talk crap on the new TTV6 but that thing hauls ass and In my option it sounds awesome
I just got my 24 SR5 in midnight black. Pretty awesome truck
Sick! I'm hoping S&B releases their intakes soon. I'll be first in line lol.
Agreed! I already reached out to them. nothing yet developed.
@@TRDJon last I checked they pushed back the release so I'll probably order these for the meantime.
Sounds great man!
Does this mod make a difference in the 5th gen 4runner?
Yes I have a 5th gen 4 runner with A K&N drop in you can fill the difference
Would you say the better of the filter like the TRD filter let's the turbo open more often
How about an update on trd filters??? Is it better mpg, power, etc...
Hard to tell now. I have 35's and a lift some my MPG is goin down . Great power still
Whats your mpg now with 35’s and lift?
I do hear your center console rattling. Maybe you got a pre production console??
Who knows. It’s horrible
Isnt it similar to the K&N filters???
interesting to see Mas Air Flow Sensor is too clock to the Filter .
Have you done this with your 4Runner? If so what do you think?
I put an all new filter and intake onto my 4R
does the TRD Pro Tundra come with the TRD filter as standard?? cuz I saw there's still an option for me to purchase at the checkout...
I worked at a off-road truck shop, and about 95% of people don’t understand cold air intakes, or air intakes. You will not gain hardly any performance, and can actually lose performance with cold air, and air filters lol. You have to tune the ECU, with a handheld tuner, to get any kind of benefit. These dumb air filters are misleading to a degree.
Don't modern computers adjust for airflow to an extent?
@@TRDJon Not really. They are designed for the factory intake, air, fuel. You have to tune the ECU to get any kind of real power increase. In fact, a lot of the time, you lose power with aftermarket intakes by themselves.
@@TRDJon This guy doesn’t know what he is talking about.
Modern ECUs will adjust to the filter. If it can adjust from sea level to mile above sea level. It can adjust to the flow changes from filter to filter. Now if you get a whole new CAI you will want to do some tuning to be able to get the full performance out of it.
@@calebniederhofer6529how come my 2024 tundra was able to adjust it by itself lol people these days think they know everything yet don't own them 😅
@@dillonh321 I absolutely do and have looked at the numbers myself. You can add a aftermarket intake or filter and it will not hurt anything. The reality is that the gains are minimal and sometimes worse then stock. You need to tune the ECU to maximize performance.
Gas mileage?
Nice view of the Trump golf course.
I was told by Toyota if you get the TRD filters you may have to get it tuned or it could blow the engine…
Then they shouldn't sell them...
There is something similar to a 4runner?
John do they sell this filter for 5gen 4runner as will?
Yes they do and the full system too
It's in Destin
Tune this engine and you will actually see a difference in power and sound. Without a tune this high flow filter is pointless.
Also recommend a high flow cat to add even more to the performance.
YeH it doesn’t do anything. They just try to put trd on anything and sell it at a high price. I’m a 4runner guy and yotagang for life but I don’t buy these trd replacement parts for barely any noticeable gain. Most people admit to buying the trd cold air intakes just for the simple fact it looks cool lol.
Bs
The first 2022 mod/maintenance video on TH-cam 😂
I doubt it
Do you have a link for the 2022 4runner TRD air filter? Thank you
Just buy a k and n it’s the same thing
I have a 2022 1794 but zi has not been able to find the trd filter, can you tell me where or how you find the filter?
Link in bio
@@TRDJon thanks 🙏
Is the enhanced engine sound turned off?
My truck never had it so yes.
Hey can you feel it downshifting rough just before a stopping?
Rough no. but I can feel it
Virtually every new model truck seems to get a transmission program reflash in the first year. Wouldn't be surprised to see the Tundra get one.
Glad to hear it sounds and performs well. Also at 4:50 the creaking sound is your center console noise you were talking about. Super annoying. They should have a recall lol. 😂
YEP!!!! It's freaking horrible dude!
Did they change something? I’ve had my plat for about 4 months and don’t have that creaking. Does it start happening after some time?
@@easyrideguy oh yeah for sure there are definitely some pieces of trim that are totally unacceptable for a truck this expensive. But it’s kind of standard fare these days, which sucks. My driver seat creaks when I press back in it. I had a 22 limited tundra (totaled by a semi) that didn’t have that problem. Looked up on the tundra forums and it sounds like some people had their seats assembled incorrectly.
Definitely some quality issues that just should not exist. Definitely not Toyota’s usual M.O.
Stupid question.. I ordered one Trd air filter and had brain fart and forgot it being twin turbo I’d need two. Will it be bad if I run one oem and one Trd for a couple weeks??
I'd probably make sure both intakes are getting the same airflow
@@TRDJon that’s what I was figuring also..
The truck builders our in a high stakes standoff with the EPA over MPG and if there was more GOOD than BAD they would use them
Punctuation and correct English words are highly overrated for you.
Now you need a 3 inches exhaust or bigger
Already has it
More airflow equals more contamination. Watch Project Farms air filter review.
Wrong
Project farm did a video on these, and the consensus is that they are good unless you are in a dusty environments, if you are, RIP to your engine. They do a poor job of actually filtering particles.
Debatable.....S&B oiled eight layer filters filtration efficiency rates are on par with dry paper filters.
That’s a great channel but there have been lots and lots of tests done on these and unless you over oil these filters they prove to be better than the standard paper
So basically a k and n filter with the TRD name on it
Sure. Or AFE or whatever
@@TRDJon yep
All good
I’m with you on the sound and prefer it as well
Thank you for the video
No worries!!!
Do you know the Toyota part number?
You said two are needed but you only show one installed.
Is this is South Carolina near mount pleasant?
No. This is FL
What about your 4runner you have one in to
I have the full TRD system.
Better fuel economy?….
Might get that with cold air intake. 🤷
Stock technically is an CAI but I get what you are saying. An aftermarket one may just do the truck
Trick
@@TRDJon personally I love the blow off valve to be loud and intake suction as well. 😂😂😉
Just surprised you were able to make it to 60 mph on 98. Always a traffic jam
Has anyone come out with a tuner for these yet?
Many are still in beta
@@TRDJon Looking forward to the Sequoia. Hope they've worked out some bugs and maybe a tuner would offer more MPG and/or even more power.
Stillen Tru performance
Where is dyno results?
For what? It's a filter..
I wonder if the oiled filter affects the mass air flow sensor over time?
Probably have to clean it a littl emore
If it’s over oiled I’m sure that it can affect the MAF but if done properly there really shouldn’t be a concern.
nope just don’t over oil them
That is really the only concern with these oil filters so when you read oil them and clean them out just have to be careful
It only has 1 airbox? That filter looks tiny compared to 4runner.
2 as mentioned in the video
There are two boxes and the turbos on this truck are pretty small so it doesn’t need to be huge
Hey, first lol
Let’s gooooo!
Stock filter upgrade to garbage filter! Good luck!
update on MPG?
I’ve don’t a few videos on MPG since this install with bigger tires and lift
@@TRDJon I was wondering if you have been able to tell a difference since you went with the TRD filters?
With the Mpg wars between truck manufacturers going on and EPA figures to meet, if oiled cotton filters helped Mpg's, the manufacturers would be using them. As far a growl goes, you're not going to get growel from a V6....gotta have a V8 for that.
I got it out of my 4Runner with a full intake, and yes you are right, but these cost a bit more than standard cotton. so I don't see any manufactures putting them in when you start breaking down $$
Your wrong. They don’t do it, because of bean counters. If they save $50 times 10 million cars they just saved half a billion dollars.
I heard some plastic rattle going on more than anything. :/
Welcome to my piece of crap console life.
BULLSHIT I INSTALLED SAME IN 2024 TUNDRA NO CHNAGE
JBL Speaker System?
No
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ without a turn this is actually pointless
Total waste of money. I ran this stuff for years and finally came to terms it’s no better. The only thing it’s pulling is more dirt
V8 please 🤬
We ate are at the end of their life in every brand
Time to accept change and get up-to-date
@@tv-ke4lx normally I'd tell you to go pound sand and keep you opinion to yourself...however, I have turned a new leaf. I own a new Rubicon 4xe as well...does that quality for you? Now fuck off and let me enjoy my V8
@@tv-ke4lx the big 3 have no plans to end the V8s, so I don't know where you get that from. V8s sell trucks and you dont have to turbo them to get HP and torque. Anytime you bolt a turbo on a gas engine, you're trying to force it to be something it's not.
@@garymccarver5006 "trying to force it to be something it's not"... what a great analogy. I'm stealing that one, hope you don't mind sir.
@@billwaterhouse5894 I don't mind at all..lol But it is the truth. You put turbos on weak engines to get more HP and torque. The problem with that is that they require increased maintenance and reliability and longevity suffer for it. Just give me a naturally aspirated V8. The big 3 are still offering V8s that get better gas mileage than this Toyota V6. They are killing their brand in the full size market.
I bet a wix air filter would've performed better