I'd like to start out with an after market cold air intake. I havn't found anyone that make one specificly for a T100. Will the Tundra one work? I would think I could make it work even if I had to slightly modify it, just wanted to get feedback from someone who has already tried.

spend your money on something else...Cold Air intakes are expensive...i wasted money on one, now im using the intake tube from the kit with a stock box...

I would think you could get better flow than that stock box. You must have done something with it. At least an upgraded filter?

What else have you done under the hood? MSD ignition? Where did you find your headers?

got the headers from an online toyota dealer, Jet chipped ECU (dont know if it improved anything).

CAI does ZILCH, really think about it at best.

You want cold air to come into the engine, a cone filter mounted anywhere inside the engine bay draws air from where??? The hot engine bay! You get the kind or make one that is actually very close to the frontend it still draws in hot air somewhat. CAI is an oxymoron.

Unless you make or get a snorkel your not drawing in any cold air, only hot.

Headers, muffler/exhaust, MSD, and such will gain you something but not much. It isnt a muscle car, dont expect it to be one.

I noticed a great increase in throttle response after I cleaned the throttle body, it was all gummed up.

The search feature works very well too...

They make a chip for these trucks!?

No... you have to send your ECU in, spend hundreds of $$ and get little gain.

There isn't much available to make your 3.0 into a powerhouse. Swap in a 3.4, 4.0 V8 Lexus or get adventurous and swap in a 4.7 V8 and be done. Otherwise, your options are a bored TB, Downey or NWOR headers, open exhaust and filter. That's it, unless you want to do internal mods. All of that will net you about 15HP and run you about 2K.

didnt read your signature...see you have a 93 T100, ill 2nd not modifying the 3.0 and doing a motor swap.