Is your engine gasping for air and in need of a horsepower boost? Injen has great news! The SP series cold air intakes from Injen Technology let your engine breathe better and deliver the performance you've been longing for. This series is Injen's top - of - the - line traditional aluminum cold air intake system. Injen Technology is the world's first tuned air intake system, holding four patents on the intake tuning process, a feat no other manufacturer can match. The SP series features Injen's patented tuning processes like MegaRam (MR) Technology and Air Fusion, keeping Injen at the forefront of the performance aftermarket. The intake's heart is a 6061 - T6 aluminum air intake tube, offering a smooth path for efficient airflow. Our engineers designed it for maximum safe power and clean looks that'll impress every time you open the hood. The Injen team maintained a safe Air - fuel (A/F) ratio across the power band. The SP intake comes with a fully serviceable Injen SuperNano - Web dry air filter, which has more surface area for better airflow and unbeatable filtration. You can hear and feel the power this intake provides, with an aggressive and throaty tone unmatched in the aftermarket. Want a personalized intake? Injen offers it in multiple finishes. To sweeten the deal, this SP CAI kit comes with Injen Technology's unbeatable limited Lifetime Warranty! This part fits various models from 2013 - 2021, including Scion FR - S, Subaru BRZ, Toyota 86, and Toyota Tundra.
Using this Injen intake is straightforward. First, make sure your engine is cool and off. Then, carefully remove the old intake system and install the new Injen SP intake according to the included instructions. Once installed, start your engine and enjoy the improved performance. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the Injen SuperNano - Web dry air filter. If it looks dirty, you can clean it using a mild cleaner and let it dry completely before reinstalling. Always follow the maintenance schedule in the product manual. As for safety, avoid working on the intake when the engine is hot to prevent burns. If you're unsure about any part of the installation or maintenance, it's a good idea to consult a professional mechanic.
