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spillige
This is the offical CAI/SRI buyers guide, its purpose is let new members know of the different intakes available to them, and hopefully stop the never ending ''where can i buy a cai from''?

All members are welcome to post up intakes they know of, state the brand, price, specs and any other relative information you think members should know, if you know of a good dealer or have seen an intake on special post it up




intake: cai 1zz, 2zz available
construction: 1zz - 2.5inch HPC coated mandrel-bent stainless. facelift/prefacelift available K&N filter, 2zz - 3inch HPC coated mild steel with maf reducer K&N filter
available from: CES racing
price: 2zz-$512 1zz-$407
country: Australia




intake: cai
construction: powder coated candy apple red, mandrel-bent aluminium with trd filter.
available from: ebay/castlehill toyota
price:$250 US, shipping included
country: USA




intake: cai
construction: polished mandrel-bent aluminium with K&N filter
available from: plazmaman.com
price:$345
country:Australia




intake: sri 69 series typhoon
construction: polished mandrel-bent aluminum
available from: sxd, autobarn, rocket industries, ebay
price: $230
country: USA




intake: sri
construction: polished mandrel-bent aluminum
available from:wscp.com/ebay
price:$130 US
country: USA



Ive posted up a few to get it started, remember this is not a CAI/SRI discussion about what ones best so keep it clean and to the point
123R-Prozak
Dunno where you's can get a C.E.S CAI but i picked it up from the Buy And Sell section. Fits good, works good, sounds good, dunno about performance but it may be a placebo cause it sounds faster lol. got it for $300.
Evo7
CES stands for Custom Exhaust Specialists,
and they are located up here in QLD, just outside of Brisbane.

Evo
Guni
QUOTE (Evo7 @ May 18 2009, 09:36 PM) *
CES stands for Custom Exhaust Specialists,
and they are located up here in QLD, just outside of Brisbane... so postage down south could be a pain... etc.

Evo


I beg to differ.

Got 4 shipped down here for between 50 -> 100.

From memory i think its 67 but don't quote me on it. Takes about 3 -> 4 working days to get it.
Evo7
Thanks for clearing that up Guni,
edited my post above,

Evo
and1
The TRD cai is actually from USA not Japan. Its a TRD USA listing.
Good thread though. Hopefully it will be pinned so we don't have to keep bumping it up.
123R-Prozak
Exhaust?? Why is it on my cai?? Lol im goin bed
spillige
remember gentleman keep it clean, its already getting off topic wink.gif
Kenneth
some links might help spil,

http://www.chtoyota.com.au/parts.asp

according to doriae's post this fits the rolla,

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/TOYOTA-MATR...sQ5fAccessories

this is where i got mine a year or so ago...

http://stores.shop.ebay.com/CONICELLI-PART...p;submit=Search

according to the seller this is for the 2zz

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-TRD-COL...sQ5fAccessories

this is for the 1zz

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/NEW-TRD-COL...sQ5fAccessories


but im pretty sure all of them are the same? can someone clear this up before posting it up the top?
SILVABULLIT
CES do CAI's as well as Exhaust systems and will freight anywhere in Australia.

Spillage edit the 2ZZ CAI for CES please. It is mild steel HPC coated.

Also the TRD CAI is not made to fit the Aus spec Corolla's in true form. It does fit but some of the mounts will need tweaking to line up and fit right.

Also all facelift Corolla's will need to modify the body where the hole is behind the headlight for the pipe to go through as the facelift headlight has a larger and deeper backing so room is very limited.
spillige
thanks for clearing that up And1, Silvabullit. kenneth there all the same, just different sellers but good work posting up different options.



intake: cai
construction: 2 3/4" or 70mm flared to 3 on inlet and outlet, mandrel bent aluminium Finish is Raw Aluminium Tube, non polished. (can be anodised or ceramic coated) Hurricane Air Filter, Guaze Material
available from: liverpool exhaust
price: $350
country: australia




intake: sri, Apexi power intake
construction: cast aluminium
available from: nengun
price: $160
country: japan




intake: cai
construction: mandrel-bent polished aluminium
available from: psi products/jdm yard/ebay
price: $280
country: USA




intake: cai/sri
construction: mandrel-bent polished aluminium, also available in a range of powder coated colors red/blue/silver
available from: ebay/Allstar Garage/Quantum Racing/The Tuners Group
price: cai - $280 sri - $240
country: USA

representative photo only, if some one has a better AEM photo pm me
SILVABULLIT
Spillage put the header info in another trhead so not to confuse some members please.
spillige

intake: sri
construction: spun aluminium ram adapter kit/foam filter
available from: uni filter australia/mrt
price: $350
country: Australia

above picture shown with out adapter kit


intake: sri
construction: aluminium adapter kit/foam filter
available from: pipercross shop online
price: £98
country: UK
levinboy
Good filter option would be the K&N RX3900-1
azzman372
QUOTE (levinboy @ May 21 2009, 05:40 PM) *
Good filter option would be the K&N RX3900-1


You can get this from any autobarn for around $90ish. When I called up the one in Auburn Sydney they didn't have any in stock but can order them in from their supplier

Also this pod filter is good for those buying a TRD CAI for a facelift sportivo and don't want to remove their foglight

Linky: http://www.autobarn.com.au/products/11/79/3302518
Suprathai
Always be on the lookout for sales at autobarn, cause I picked up two K&N xtreme filters for $40 each.

May as well add the filter cleaning products, so that people can clean their filters out?
whitestivo
do we wish to add the legality of the above products, some are and some arent

whitestivo
spillige
QUOTE (Suprathai @ May 24 2009, 12:03 PM) *
Always be on the lookout for sales at autobarn, cause I picked up two K&N xtreme filters for $40 each.

May as well add the filter cleaning products, so that people can clean their filters out?


sounds like a plan, go for it
QUOTE (whitestivo @ May 24 2009, 01:01 PM) *
do we wish to add the legality of the above products, some are and some arent

whitestivo

if you know the legality of the above products, post it up
jbracefan1977
I have the same K&N also and love it, I could have found it a little cheaper on ebay, but I wanted a valid warranty so I got it at here. K&N 69-8601TP, or you can try one of the vendors on the forum here, you can usually find a good deal that way as well. This was very easy to install and I love it. biggrin.gif biggrin.gif
Rusty Bucket
Im looking at getting a CAI for my rolla after I sort out wheels and 4WD height. With my GTI, I just had a pod attached which performed well until it started sucking in hot air. So my next couple of cars I had cold air boxes. These consisted of funnel above radiator directing air into sealed filter box with K&N panel filter equipped. These worked a treat. This is what I would like for my rolla. The only options I am seeing is pod on arm with custom shroud built around.
I guess my question is, Is there a cold air box style set up?
TRDYUS

Not off the shelf.

Getting one made up doesn't cost much.
Denz-Sportivo
There's Spectre performance from the US

www.spectreperformance.com

They sell at autobarn, not sure if they sell at any other place.
You can buy the parts seperately if you want a cai or sri.
Pretty good and cheap as well, i bought some parts to make a sri and it was pretty good.
cost me all up about $100 using a Drift pod filter
38TRY
Weapon-R secret RAM AIR intake kit for ZRE corolla.

I found this on eBay US and the price is pretty good compared with others.

Price: USD$213 + USD$61.2 shipping = USD$274.2 around AUD$299

Here is the Link with the discription of this CAI.

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