Cold Air intake

[tmartintk]

Where can I order a cold air intak for my 1995 camry le 4 cyl...........I have seen some for the v6 but not for the 4 cyl..........

[bigbird]

heaven...

seriously...there are none. youll have to build one.

[Camry LE 94]

I've never been aware of a company that makes CAI's for 4cyl Camrys. Check the thread below that i bumped which talks about making a custom CAI It doesn't seem hard if you're mechanically inclined...

[tmartintk]

Originally Posted by Camry LE 94

I've never been aware of a company that makes CAI's for 4cyl Camrys. Check the thread below that i bumped which talks about making a custom CAI It doesn't seem hard if you're mechanically inclined...

I read a little of the thread, does it say any were how to build one or just order one..........I can not order one because the thread has been closed

[Stillrunning]

Originally Posted by tmartintk

Where can I order a cold air intak for my 1995 camry le 4 cyl

Your stock intake IS a CAI.

[Camry LE 94]

Originally Posted by tmartintk

I read a little of the thread, does it say any were how to build one or just order one..........I can not order one because the thread has been closed

id imagine you cant order one anymore.

all you have to do is purchase a short ram intake for your Camry and one Cold Air Intake for a Honda Civic. you have to trim the Civic CAI 6-7 inches to make it fit in your engine bay. you attach the free end of the short ram intake (with the other end connected to the throttlebody) to the upper end of the Civic CAI with a coupler. the lower end of the civic CAI goes down near your driver-side wheel well in the engine bay... thats all i can describe to help you out.

[LeatherCam7]

Instead of doing all that you could go to autozone or pepboys and get spectre intake kit. If you can, get a good filter like a k&n instead of the spectre ones..

For the v6 camry's the MAF sensor needs to be fabricated into the intake, you have to neatly cut the MAF sensor off of the stock airbox.

[Jimnist]

No need for cutting the box, here are 4 nuts or bolts holding the AFM on to the lid of the airbox.