225*f is way to hot. If you had a stat it would prolly stay around 190-200 since the stat opens up at 190.
Removing is not smart. Old muscle car guys used to do it back in the day thinking it was good. Although soon as they went on a longer drive there car would over heat.
Sethron71. He has his own section in the vendor section. Expect to pay over 700. But there fully Cnc made.
The cheap eBay ones don't fit.
Or can look for a homemade one in the for sale section.
That goes from 3.3in inlet to 3.7 out. 4in coupler but it would flow better with a straight 4in aem dry flow filter. Plus you can get the filter in different lengths.
No performance. Just lowers the heat down in the bay. Does nothing for egt. If you have a bigger turbo and no shield it's a good thing to have so you don't get hot spots on your hood.
Single>twins. In every way.
Jdm twins have ceramic shafts which go out fast like the 1jz twins.
Also they have smaller housing so at higher rpm they get outflowed and can actually cause damage if revved higher.
If it's the stock alarm the comp went bad. Pretty common.
Te comp is under the dash drivers side up top sort of by the heater box. Black box.
Disconnect it and cut the blue with orange stripe wire and ground it. Then it will start.
The smaller oNe. I think Mvpmotorsports.com has the black one that is smaller.
The stock heat shield will do good as well. Unless you just want the look of tr blanket.
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