not yet they dont. Given its only been out for a year going on two... aftermarket parts can sometimes be slow to catch up to the modern market. Another thing is that todays manufactures usually provide a good base set up for achieving good power. because of this, sometimes there is not a market for specific items such as cam shafts, injectors, manifolds and such because the gains to be had with them would be minimal. Cold air intakes are starting to become a thing of the past, as they are being incorporated into the design of vehicles. they may not look like a KN CAI but the performance difference will be minimal if you add a CAI
Just as an example, my 2008 jeep patriot 2.4L I4 makes 178hp. A 2.4L is about 145 Cubic inches... doing the math on that its over 1hp per cubic inch, which is outstanding by any means when thinking about how old 350s and 351s made only 200 hp stock, most of todays vehicles are similar to that, minus the super fuel economy cars which are limited by design.
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Does anybody make performance cams for a 2010 5.7L Tundra?
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