What CAI and catback systems fit a 6th gen Camry?

[shinobi602]

I have a 4-cyl 2009 Camry LE and I've been scouring all over for a cold air intake system that will fit my engine but I seem hard pressed to find any.

Also does TRD make a catback system for this model as well?

[Cking]

Originally Posted by shinobi602

I have a 4-cyl 2009 Camry LE and I've been scouring all over for a cold air intake system that will fit my engine but I seem hard pressed to find any.

Also does TRD make a catback system for this model as well?

I have the TRD but it's hard to find now I believe for a good price
for some reason i do think its discontinued (not enough people buying them).

Great sounding exhaust with the best build quality imo.

I also have a CAI but I have a V6.
made by Fujita.

[shinobi602]

Hmm. See I bought an extended warranty on my 09', so I'm guessing anything non-TRD will void it...

Damn, anyone else have any luck knowing where to get something good?

[Cking]

Originally Posted by shinobi602

Hmm. See I bought an extended warranty on my 09', so I'm guessing anything non-TRD will void it...

Damn, anyone else have any luck knowing where to get something good?

check K&N

[shinobi602]

Thanks. Did a search for K&N and found this:

http://store.knfilters.com/search/pr...rod=69-8610TTK

Should fit right? But $322.00 O___O

[chand_78620034]

theres no CAI i have been looking for over months and cant find anything.. its really annoying that you cant really do much to 2.5l engine camry performance wise.

[shinobi602]

Another quick question, how is this:


any different from a short ram? I thought CAI go down the engine compartment to catch air near the bottom of the car...sorry I'm not mechanically savvy so forgive my ignorance.

[shinobi602]

Originally Posted by chand_78620034

theres no CAI i have been looking for over months and cant find anything.. its really annoying that you cant really do much to 2.5l engine camry performance wise.

Yea, but the 2007-2009 models have 2.4L engines. They have some more performance parts available for them.

[leakyseals]

Originally Posted by shinobi602

Another quick question, how is this:


any different from a short ram? I thought CAI go down the engine compartment to catch air near the bottom of the car...sorry I'm not mechanically savvy so forgive my ignorance.

What type of performance increase are you expecting from a CAI? The short ram in the picture looks cool but appears to draw air form the engine compartment, which is something you don't want on a 100F day.

[shinobi602]

Well on their website they have that under "cold air intake" so I was a little confused.

[leakyseals]

Yes, it is confusing. The CAI HP gain is based on cool air. Some of the newer engine compartments are so congested there's no route to a fender to get cold air. So, what I meant was a CAI that cant get cold air wont do anything, go with the short ram. The short rams HP gain is based on lack of air restriction. With both expect approx 7-10hp. Both can have issues with the ECU/CEL's but the good ones seem to work ok.

[shinobi602]

It's even harder to find short rams for this model. It's like no company even bothered

AEM, Injen, K&N...nothing.

[arabianobsession]

K&N will have an intake out for the 2.5 Camry later this month. Just do a little searching everyone and you will find all of this information right here on TN!

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I have the V6 CAI but I'm sure it's the same as I4 CAI, just the piping is smaller.

Looks like




The filter is at the end of the pipe behind the foglights area.

I have driven without splash guards (because I am too low and its the first thing that scrapes over speedbumps) for 2 years now, went up to snowing mountains and through southern cali desert heat and it's been good to.

As for the HP gain, I can feel a little extra power on the freeway, but in local, not that much. It's supposed to give high end power anyway.

Its coupled with the TRD catback exhaust and sounds great!

[shinobi602]

Originally Posted by arabianobsession

K&N will have an intake out for the 2.5 Camry later this month. Just do a little searching everyone and you will find all of this information right here on TN!

I'm guessing that's not compatible with the 2.4L?