Volant launched it’s VolantStories.com website, which allows owners of any Volant Cool Air Intake system to share their impressions on the system and how they use their vehicle. The site has a few Featured stories from a Sales Rep, General Contractor and a Business Owner. The interactive site makes it very easy for customers to post their testimonials directly to the site. Visitors can upload images and information, upload a YouTube video, or use their computer’s web-cam to make and upload a video.
Testimonials that are approved and published to the site, will be eligible to win one of many prizes, including a new Volant Cool Air Intake System and Ram Air Scoop, a Volant Filter with PowerCore Filtration Technology, a Pre-Filter cover, Vortice Throttle Body Spacer, Super Tip polished stainless steel exhaust tip, or a $50 gas card.
For more information, log onto www.volantstories.com
Written by DS Media Relations
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Martin,
You can try one of our Fast Fit F5 systems. We’ve been busy creating new part numbers for more trucks in this product line. Here’s a link:
http://www.volant.com/fast_fit_f5.asp
I got the cold air intake for my 2010 Toyota tundra 5.7 I lost power in my mid range it would boge down and then pick up again bad performance the filter would fall off.
Cameron,
Thank you for your feedback. Not sure why that happened to your Toyota. But anytime you’re not satisfied or have a problem, please call us at 909 481-3888 and ask for our tech for help. We’ve had many other Toyota Tundra owners who have installed the system and have had very good results: Here’s some info we’d like to share off of the TundraTalk.net site
http://www.tundratalk.net/forums/cold-air-intake-reviews/84451-2010-5-7-crewmax-new-volant-air-intake.html
Some of us with the clubfrontier . org have had some of the same issues with minimal power loss after install. I put my original one back on and noticed the difference that way. Not worth the money invested in it, maybe it’s a better application for other vehicles though?
Ken, We’d like to know how you tested it.
Can you use the volant intake on an 06 6.0 h2 with a throttle body spacer?
The answer is a definite maybe. It depends on the throttle body spacer. Some may push the throttle body too far forward and there may be some clearance problems between the intake tube and the shroud/radiator core support.