If you have not heard about the Injen cold air intake in your years of driving and cruising, then you are not as updated as you think. Cool air intake systems are used to deliver greater amount of cooler and denser air to the engine so that it can work efficiently for additional horsepower and extra mileage while giving you the same fuel consumption. Aside from that, you end up having a better under-the-hood appearance due to the intakes’ modification properties.

These systems are composed of polished aluminum mandrel-bent tubing, high temperature rubber boots, stainless steel hose clamps, and a cotton air filter that is reusable and washable. It is composed of a high-flow intake portion and the rest as the connection to the engine. The installation of this system will disregard the plumbing between your air box and the plenum, although some designs will also require you to take away the air box for an induction box.

The installation of a cool air intake system is easy if you know how. And even if it is your first time, you will find the step-by-step installation guide provided for your use to be of great help in the process. You have to place the high-flow air intake either outside your vehicle or in a spot where it can breathe in large amount of cool and dense air, like the grille. As the cool air enters, the air filter will filter off all its impurities that may endanger the engine. Then, it will be delivered to the plenum while keeping it cool and dense as possible.

The Injen cold air intake will see to it that you get additional power and extra mileage while improving your fuel efficiency. Although it is built to optimize your performance, it is also a must that you keep it in its tip top condition for continuous function.