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Low-end torque and throttle response — more pulling power and a readier response to the accelerator.
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1GR · 4.0L V6

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An intake spacer kit for compatible 4.0L Toyotas, designed for stronger low-end torque and more responsive acceleration. Select the correct intake configuration.
Low-end torque and throttle response — more pulling power and a readier response to the accelerator.
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Independent dyno test · 1GR-FE Toyota Tacoma
Our parts aren’t just designed to improve performance. They’re put to the test. On an independent dyno, the AES intake spacer gave a 1GR-FE Toyota Tacoma more torque across the rev range, including the low and mid RPM you use when pulling away and climbing, with no loss of power at the top.

About the test. Overland Tailor Tuning LLC (OTT), an independent tuning shop, compared its otherwise stock 2014 Toyota Tacoma (4.0L 1GR-FE (single VVT-i)) with and without the AES intake spacer on the same dyno and day. OTT reported “low end/midrange torque improvements” and found the “additional torque available at all RPM's”. Testing was performed by OTT, not by AES.
One truck, one back-to-back comparison. Results depend on the vehicle, engine configuration and condition, fuel, calibration and test conditions, so your results may differ. This test covered the single VVT-i 1GR-FE; other 1GR applications and other AES products were not tested. Not C.A.R.B. approved; see the product page for restrictions.
| Measurement | Stock | AES spacer | Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peak torque | 238.87 lb-ftat 3,670 rpm | 247.10 lb-ftat 3,790 rpm | +8.2 lb-ft |
| Peak power | 199.57 hpat 5,050 rpm | 203.49 hpat 4,940 rpm | +3.9 hp |
The spacer adds length to each intake runner. In induction (resonance) tuning, longer runners generally favor torque in the low and middle of the rev range, which is the pattern OTT measured on this truck.
Source: OTT test notes on TacomaWorld (opens in a new tab) · About Overland Tailor Tuning (opens in a new tab)