2011 Camry SE V6 Fujita CAI HELP !!

[Prynce3]

Hey guy need some help with ordering a fujita cai cant find the model for it the only one i can find close is the Fujita CA-3317 model for 08-07 3.5. will that fit my 2011 Camry SE v6? please help thank you guys

[MJZ]

All V6s are the same

[tht1gurl]

Originally Posted by MJZ

All V6s are the same

+1
He's right; your 2011 is the same generation as the 2007/8, so you're fine.

[Prynce3]

thank you so much guys i really appreciated.

[aznlunatic206]

is there a real benefit to buying a fujita cai like the one listed above, that is worth spending the extra $200 on one? besides the sound.

[wreyes1989]

i think the K&N is better, and the sound is great
go to princess peach's website, cheap place to get it

[Prynce3]

Thank you guys all so very much

[Prynce3]

i have a Fujita CAI for my Maxima and it was great, the power was very affective and the to be honest/ just myself the fuel consumption was a decrease, but it really depends on your driving but the respond is good. Drive from NYC to Philly only used 1/3 of a tank doing 80 MPH on a full tank. I just order a Fujita with for my V6 2011 camry SE over the K&N intake. The K&N is not bad but it still get heat soak cause it SRI, where the Fujita is CAI for more cold air , but hydro lock might happen. I had the CAI fujita on my maxima for 3 years in NYC, endure all the weather and never got hydro lock, prob the only way to hydro lock is having your car sitting in a puddle with the filter dunked in the water and rev it in park or neutral. damm i just totally talked off topic, right ya K&N SRI kit is good and very easy to install but your not going to have the same affect as a CAI, cause of the heat soak air from the engine bay, even thou your protected with the heat shield. i personally recommend Fujita over K&N. I been waiting and doing my research for almost 5 months looking at AEM, Injen, K&N, Fujita, and Taketa and weapon R.

[Prynce3]

Fujita CAI CA-3317 for my 2011 Camry SE V6 3.5l 2GR-FE finally came in and my UR strut bar came in.

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didnt have the chance to install the intake yet too cold here in NYC when i do will put up the DYI for the intake and the instruction guide

[LS ONE]

If you can use a 2 post lift it's a hell of alot easier. It ask you to remove the front bumper but if it's on a lift you can get to everything you need without doing all that.

[Prynce3]

thanks LS ya that would be great, i just do the lazy way and park it on the top edge of the drive way slope and i just park it on the top edge of the slope and i change my oil and do the bumper remove that way so lazy right ? the cars leveled and clearance enough for me to work with under without jacking it up, lolz