TRD Desert Air Intake for Toyota Tacoma Off Road Adventures: Toyota Tacoma Project Part 3 

Agree. But i like nissan cars

Hi Bernie, thank you for your post. We recommend working with your local Toyota dealership to find the parts and configurations that’s right for your 2020 Toyota Tacoma. Please visit www.toyota.com/dealers/ to locate the dealership nearest you. We hope this helps! ^BP

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Hello, thank you for your inquiry. The TRD Desert Air Intake is currently not an available feature for the 2022 Tacoma. ^EA

No, if anything the extra drag might even reduce it slightly

Isn’t theirs an actual Snorkel too?

@@MythicalDust considering I have one on my truck, and I've put my truck through some water crossings to include one where I got stuck and the factory intake would have been under water, I can't attest that if installed correctly, yes it does function well as a true snorkel. And my air filter was completely dry when I finally got out of the hole and checked it. However, I do believe ARB states that while it may assist with water crossings it is not intended to be an underwater breathing device for your vehicle's engine. And they don't imply or recommend it to be used as such. It's primary intent is to provide cleaner cooler air to your engine primarily by relocating the intake higher than most dust and sand particles are kicked up. I can definitely say that after fitting larger tires and therefore having to remove my fender liners which protected the factory intake on the Tacoma, the ARB snorkel keeps the air filter so much cleaner. Night and day difference. I used to have to replace my air filter after every time I played in the dirt, now I hardly notice any additional particulate trapped in the filter after a good hardy dirt session.

@@lazerlake the toyota one is actually higher than the safari one. I’ve used both