Is your engine gasping for air and in need of a horsepower boost? Injen has great news! The SP series of cold air intakes from Injen Technology lets your engine breathe easier and supercharges the performance you've been longing for. It's Injen's top - notch system in traditional aluminum cold air intake systems. 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, including MegaRam (MR) Technology and Air Fusion, keeping it at the forefront of the performance aftermarket. The heart of this intake is a 6061 - T6 aluminum air intake tube that ensures smooth, efficient airflow. Our engineers designed it for maximum safe power and a clean look that'll impress every time you pop the hood. The Injen team also maintained 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, offering more filter surface area for better airflow and top - notch filtration. The Injen SP intake gives you power you can both hear and feel, with an aggressive, throaty tone unmatched in the aftermarket. Want a personalized intake? Injen offers multiple finishes. And to sweeten the deal, this SP CAI kit comes with an unbeatable Injen Technology limited Lifetime Warranty! This Part Fits: 2009 - 2010 Volkswagen Jetta (S, SE, SEL) and 2008 - 2009 Volkswagen Rabbit (S).
Using the Injen SP cold air intake is easy. First, make sure your engine is cool before installation. Locate the existing air intake system and carefully remove it according to your vehicle's manual. Then, install the new Injen intake in its place, following the included instructions. Once installed, start your engine and listen for the great sound and feel the power boost. When it comes to maintenance, check the SuperNano - Web dry air filter regularly. You can clean it with a mild cleaner and let it dry completely before reinstalling. Avoid getting water or other liquids into the intake tube. Also, keep an eye on the connections to make sure they are tight. If you notice any unusual noises or a decrease in performance, check the intake system for any damage or loose parts.
