3rd Gen 4Runner (1996-2002): Deckplate + Intake Resonator Delete (ISR) Sound Clip

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[@seekingsoflo]

A little tip: Toyota was actually kind of stupid for once and made a mistake. From factory, the fuel pressure regulator “vacuum” line is actually connected to the intake before the throttle body, so no vacuum. If you T the line into an actual vacuum hose, like the EVAP line that is right there on top of the intake manifold, it will give you significantly better gas mileage (won’t run rich at idle anymore).

[@willroser4492]

Where are vacuum lines going into power steering?

[@Emperor_1971]

What pipe is that

[@jvogler_art4708]

Where did you get that intake tube?

[@Melissa-qe8qd]

I am so confused

[@jtworksoncars6341]

About what?