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Performance air intakes allow increased airflow which can increase horsepower, torque, and throttle response.

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What you’ll notice

Increased airflow & throttle response

Offering increased size in both Filter and Tubing allow for better airflow resulting in improved throttle response and reduced intake air temperatures.

Improved sound

Increased airflow also means increased sound. By allowing for better airflow you will also notice improved induction sound along with performance.

Increased horsepower & torque

While airflow, sound and throttle response improvements are great the most desired results of any performance installation is.. Increased Horsepower and Torque! Who doesn’t want more power?

The short version

An intake upgrade is one of the most effective and accessible modifications you can make to enhance your vehicle’s performance, efficiency, and overall driving experience. With benefits ranging from increased horsepower and improved fuel efficiency to a more aggressive engine sound, it’s a modification that offers a great return on investment. Whether you’re a seasoned car enthusiast or a casual driver, upgrading your intake system can unlock your vehicle’s full potential and take your driving experience to the next level. So, if you’re ready to unleash the power under your hood, an intake upgrade might just be the perfect next step!

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Questions, answered

How does a cold air intake work?

A cold air intake replaces the stock intake system with a wider, larger tube that draws in colder, denser air from outside the engine compartment. This denser air has more oxygen, which can improve engine performance and increase airflow.

How much horsepower will I gain?

The amount of horsepower gained from a cold air intake depends on the vehicle and after market product. Most companies claim a 5-10 HP gain over stock.

Will any cold air intake fit any car?

No, cold air intakes are designed for specific models and makes. Using the wrong one can lead to poor performance or damage.

Can a cold air intake cause problems?

Generally speaking, no. Improper installation or parts may lead to issues and some vehicles may require an aftermarket ECU tune after installation.

Can a cold air intake make my car louder?

Yes, a cold air intake can change the sound levels.

How much does an intake system cost?

Pricing will vary depending on vehicle, manufacturer, size and materials used.

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