Injen 2020 Toyota Supra L6-3.0L Turbo (A90) SP Cold Air Intake System

The 2020 - 2023 Toyota GR Supra and 2020 - 2023 BMW Z4 with L6 - 3.0L turbo engines are already powerhouses straight from the factory. Injen Technology's engineers stepped up to the challenge, crafting an intake system that truly packs a punch. The R&D team delved deep into the lab with these vehicles to unlock the hidden power under the hood. The Injen SP2300 cold air intake is a labor of love, offering the cleanest installation on the market with multiple finish options for a personalized look. The factory OE intake tract on these models is highly restrictive, choking the turbo and limiting power output. Our new SP2300 short - ram cold air intake features a large 4.0' aluminum intake tube, allowing the turbo and engine to breathe freely and produce the power you've been longing for. The SP series is Injen's flagship traditional aluminum cold air intake system. It emits an exciting intake growl as you let the turbo spool up. The 6061 - T6 aluminum air intake tube provides a smooth path for efficient airflow. Our engineers designed it for maximum safe power and great looks that will impress every time you open the hood. Moreover, Injen has maintained a safe Air fuel (A/F) ratio across the power band. This part fits various models including 2022 - 2023 BMW Z4 M40i, 2020 - 2023 Toyota GR Supra Base, and more.

Using the Injen SP2300 cold air intake is straightforward. First, make sure your engine is cool. Locate the original intake system and carefully remove it following the manufacturer's instructions. Then, install the Injen intake by attaching the large 4.0' aluminum intake tube to the appropriate places. Connect all the hoses and clamps securely. When it comes to maintenance, regularly check the intake tube for any signs of damage or dirt. You can clean the intake with a mild cleaner and a soft cloth. Also, keep an eye on the air filter. Replace it when it gets dirty or clogged. As for safety, always follow basic automotive safety procedures when working on your vehicle. If you're not sure about any step, it's best to consult a professional mechanic.