What Air Intake is in the TRD Pro?

Does anyone know what Air Intake I have in my 2015 TRD Pro? It looks just like the same one found in a regular Tundra. I was told it should be a TRD unit to match the dual exhaust. That would make more sense but it appears not to be the case.

If it is the stock one, what do you all recommend I replace it with, and why?

Thanks,
Rich

 

Save your money on the CAI as it already is from the factory. Look into a drop in filter (i run AFE pro dry S), doing the SABM (stock air box mod) and the Hypertech tuner/Bully Dog.

Usually find a deal on the hypertech for around $300. Bully Dog tuner runs $360.

Aftermarket CAIs only help in high rpm situations....how often do you hit redline in everyday situation? Exactly.

If you want to clean up the engine bay and burn some cash, look into the AFE super stock (will even go with the "TRD red" theme) http://afepower.com/shop/details_new.php?partno=55-12550&print=true

 

Also to answer your original question:
http://www.toyota.com/trdpro/#!/tundra/
No mention of a TRD CAI included.

Performance
Tundra’s TRD Performance dual exhaust system is constructed from 304 stainless steel that helps maximize power and also gives the 5.7L V8 an earthshaking roar: a sound so unique it was the only truck to claim a spot on AutoGuide.com’s Best Sounding Engines List. Tundra TRD Pro is also equipped with a heavy-duty ¼-in. aluminum TRD Pro front skid plate, helping to keep crucial components protected so that you can keep going where lesser 4x4s can’t.

 

Thanks for that. In the real world, what can I expect from the Hyperteck and Bully dog?

 

Hypertech and BullyDog are good for about 10whp and 15-20wtq.

BullyDog has many more features for the $60 more ie ability to read certain engine information, multiple tune options and altering shift points.

Hypertech has its few known issues BUT with that said, their tech support and customer service is great!

BullyDog is not 14-15 FFV ready yet, need to have a non-FFV to run their product for the time being.