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The K&N 71-9039 air intake is designed to replace the restrictive factory air filter and intake.

Three engines were available to power the vehicle. A 2.4-liter four-cylinder engine that delivers 142-horsepower and 160 lb-ft (217 N-m) of torque, a 2.7-liter four-cylinder engine that produces 150-horsepower and 177 lb-ft (240 N-m) of torque, and a 3.4-liter six-cylinder engine that generates 190-horsepower and 220-lb-ft of torque

Available as a four-wheel or two-wheel drive vehicle, it is designed to take on a 4-speed automatic and 5-speed manual transmission and comes in two cab configurations: Regular Cab and Xtracab.

The Tacoma is now in its third generation. The 2016 model comes with a choice of either a crew cab or extended cab as well as a choice of four-wheel or two-wheel drive. Off-road enthusiasts would be glad to see that the TRD off-road model with automatic transmission is being offered this year. Engine choices include a 2.7-liter four-cylinder and a 3.5-liter V-6. A new 6-speed transmission is available to go with either engine. Four-wheel drive models can come with a manual gearbox as well.

K&N offers the K&N 71-9039 Blackhawk Induction air intake system for the 2016 Toyota Tacoma. The intake system is designed to improve horsepower, throttle response, and engine sound. Estimated horsepower gain is 15.57 at 5446 rpm.

The K&N 71-9039 air intake system includes a K&N RU-3102HBK washable and reusable air filter

The cold air intake system is designed to replace the restrictive factory air filter and air intake housing on the 2016 Toyota Tacoma. The low restrictive air intake permits the engine to grab a larger amount of air than the stock air intake permitted.

The tube is black powder-coated and includes a welded, engraved K&N plate for a clean, high performance appearance. It also features a heat shield that blocks hot engine air from entering the intake assuring that cool air gets into the engine.

The air intake system can be installed in about 90 minutes using common household hand tools. It is designed and engineered to allow you to use the existing factory mounting points.

The K&N 71-9039 air intake system is designed to fit the following vehicle applications:

2017 TOYOTA TACOMA 3.5L V6 Fuel Injection - All Models
2016 TOYOTA TACOMA 3.5L V6 Fuel Injection - All Models

Colton Haaker celebrates his championship with the number 1 plate (Photo: Adam Booth)

In reality, Haaker only needed to finish seventh or better to capture the #1 plate. But clearly, he is not the kind of guy to play it safe. “Really, nobody would expect me to come out here and charge with so much on the line, but I’m always trying to push myself and I did that tonight,” Haaker said. “It’s what pushes me and it worked out for the championship even though going hard had me crash a few more times than I wanted.” 2016 will sit as a benchmark for the new series champion. This is the first AMA title for Haaker, who had an impressive season with five wins and three second place finishes.

Cody Webb takes the win in the final EnduroCross race (Photo: Adam Booth)

The battle for third added some drama to the final race weekend. In the end, Cory Graffunder edged out a pair of 'Tys for the final podium spot. Ty Cullins finished in fourth and Ty Tremaine in fifth in the season finale. “The race was pretty exciting tonight because somehow I got a good start from the back row and came out fifth by turn two,” Graffunder said. “And after that I had a good battle with Tremaine back-and-forth a few times.” Graffunder’s podium is especially impressive considering he had just arrived back in the US after competing in the grueling Baja 1000.

Cory Graffunder races his way to the podium (Photo: Adam Booth)

The competitive rivalry between Haaker and Webb, as well as the sport’s hungry up-and-comers bodes well for an exciting 2017 season. K&N is proud of all the racers in the series and we look forward to a continued partnership with the series.

2016 Ontario EnduroCross Main Event Results

1. Cody Webb, KTM

2. Colton Haaker, Husqvarna

3. Cory Graffunder, KTM

4. Ty Cullins, Beta

5. Ty Tremaine, KTM

6. Noah Kepple, KTM

7. Geoff Aaron, GasGas

8. Kyle Redmond, Beta

9. Nick Thompson, KTM

10. Mike Brown, Husqvarna

11. Max Gerston, Beta

12. Trystan Hart, Husqvarna

13. Eric Rhoten, Yamaha

2016 EnduroCross Final Point Standings

201 - Colton Haaker, Husqvarna

192 - Cody Webb, KTM

127 - Ty Tremaine, KTM

126 - Mike Brown, Husqvarna

116 - Kyle Redmond, Beta

111 - Cory Graffunder, KTM

104 - Max Gerston, Beta

100 - Noah Kepple, KTM

97 - Trystan Hart, Husqvarna

90 - Geoff Aaron, GasGas