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Old 01-24-2006, 12:15 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ok i few thingz i want to know,,i have inline 4 camry,,im alwayz revving it all the way,,for some reason,,i love driving it hard,,it brand new,,at the rate im driving how long do u think it would last,,or would it keep running for a while,,also another question i have is that i thinking of purchasing a factory sub for my camry from toyota,,i have the basic system,,so if i get that sub,,will i also need an amp and will it make a big difference,,and another question is,,im thinking of putting an intake in it,,what kind should i get taht would show a difference
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1. are you revving it up to red line if so then no it won't last as long

2. the factory sub come has a amp in it

3. you can only get injen or weapon r b/c those are the only brand that make it for our car
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Old 01-24-2006, 12:31 AM   #3 (permalink)
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im alwayz revving it all the way,,for some reason,,i love driving it hard,,it brand new,,at the rate im driving how long do u think it would last,,or would it keep running for a while,,
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I believe K&N also makes intakes for the Gen 5.5 cams as well. Correct me if I'm wrong Mike.

Also, the way you're driving it is kind of dumb (Sorry) in the beginning. You want to break the engine in, not break it literally. Also, try to restrain yourself from revving and accelerating hard until you pass the 1000 mile mark. By then, the engine is used to your driving and you'll have good results. If you continue on driving the way you are right now, you will either blow your engine soon or have really bad mileage.

Also, your tranny won't be smooth. You'll have some "hick-ups" while the car is shifting up. Meaning, your car will jolt a bit and catch the gear. Not good.
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^Hehe, nope. K&N only makes a drop-in filter.
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