Injen 2016 Honda Civic 1.5L Turbo 4Cyl Wrinkle Red Cold Air Intake w/MR Tech (does not fit Si trim)

When the 10th Generation Honda Civic hit the streets in 2016, our team at Injen Technology was eager to start development. In our secret test lab, our engineers discovered that the 1.5L turbo engine was incredibly powerful. We knew right away that this machine needed our touch. The 2016 - 2020 Honda Civic is quick, nimble, and sporty. Our engineering team took the 2016 - 2020 Honda Civic with the 1.5L Turbocharged engine into our R&D lab to unlock its hidden power. They found that the intake tube design held hidden power and created an intake tube with smooth transitions to reduce restriction and boost performance. Our new SP1573 cold air intake uses a large 2.75' aluminum intake tube that runs down the engine compartment and places the air filter behind the front bumper cover. This extra length and cooler air let the turbo and engine breathe deeply and produce the power you've been wanting. To go even further, our team used our patented MR technology and air fusion process. This allows the intake to be finely tuned during manufacturing for maximum performance without extra electronic tuners. Along with the great intake tube design, our engineers also made a custom heatshield that's easy to install and helps keep your inlet air temperatures low. This part fits various 2016 - 2021 Honda Civic models, excluding the Si trim.

Using this Injen cold air intake is straightforward. First, find a well - lit and stable workspace. You'll need basic tools like wrenches. Carefully remove the old intake system following the standard procedures for your Honda Civic model. Then, install the new Injen cold air intake in place, making sure all connections are secure. The custom heatshield can be easily attached as well. When it comes to maintenance, check the air filter regularly. If it looks dirty, clean it according to the instructions provided. Also, make sure to keep an eye on the intake tube for any signs of damage or wear. In cold weather, there's no need to worry about the intake's performance, but it's a good idea to check for any ice buildup. Avoid using harsh chemicals on the intake components. If you have any questions or encounter issues, reach out to our customer support team.