Is your engine gasping for air and in need of a power boost? Injen has the perfect solution! The SP series of cold air intakes from Injen Technology lets your engine breathe easier and delivers the performance you've been longing for. It's Injen's top - of - the - line system in their traditional aluminum cold air intake lineup. Injen is the world's first tuned air intake system and holds four patents on the intake tuning process, a feat no other manufacturer can match. The SP series features Injen's patented tuning, like MegaRam (MR) Technology and Air Fusion, keeping Injen at the forefront of the performance aftermarket. The intake's 6061 - T6 aluminum tube provides a smooth airflow path for high efficiency. Our engineers designed it for maximum safe power and great looks. Every time you open the hood, it'll impress. Along with the significant power increase, Injen maintains a safe Air - fuel (A/F) ratio across the power band. This SP intake comes with a fully serviceable Injen SuperNano - Web dry air filter. It has a larger filter surface area for better airflow and unbeatable filtration. The Injen SP intake also gives you a powerful, throaty sound you can hear and feel, unmatched in the aftermarket. Want a personalized intake? Injen offers it in multiple finishes. And to top it off, this SP CAI kit comes with Injen's unbeatable limited Lifetime Warranty. This part fits a wide range of vehicles, including 2008 - 2013 Mitsubishi Lancers and select 2011 - 2013 Outlander Sports, as well as 2021 Toyota Tundras.
Using this Injen SP cold air intake is easy. First, make sure your engine is off and cooled down. Locate the existing air intake system in your vehicle and carefully remove it. Then, install the Injen intake in its place, following the included instructions. Make sure all connections are secure. When it comes to maintenance, check the Injen SuperNano - Web dry air filter regularly. If it looks dirty, you can clean it using a mild detergent and water. Let it dry completely before reinstalling. It's important to always use the intake in a vehicle that it's designed for. Don't try to force it into a non - compatible model. Also, keep an eye on the engine's performance after installation. If you notice any unusual noises or changes, it might be a sign of a problem, so check the installation or consult a professional.
