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Jeep Intake Systems: Take a Deep Breath |
There are essentially 2 ingredients in the recipe for horsepower…fuel and air. Getting additional fuel to your motor can be tricky and expensive. But getting additional air into the mix is a really cost effective way to increase horsepower without breaking the bank.
Today’s performance parts market offers a myriad of choices when it comes to upgrading your stock intake to a better breathing system. From a simple air filter swap to a complete intake system replacement you’ll find multiple variations—most with a fairly reasonable price tag.
Below
is a quick
overview of
some of the
latest and
greatest intake
systems for
your Jeep. |
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K&N
is certainly
the oldest
and most trusted
name in the
performance
air filter
business. So
it’s
no wonder
their
63 Series
Intake
Kit for Jeep
vehicles is
first on my
list.
Once
installed the
kit produces
an estimated
12.12 HP gain
at 4623 RPM.
That’s a huge amount of horsepower bang for your buck. Each Series 63 intake uses a non-metallic rotationally molded intake tube to reduce intake temperature and reduce intake sound versus a metal tube.
The
kit also includes
a molded heat
shield to
replace the
factory air
box and, of
course, a
legendary
K&N washable, reusable air filter. |
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The
AEM Brute
Force Cold
Air Intake
is a great
choice for
a high performance,
low-maintenance
intake system.
Their website
claims the
Brute Force
outperforms
every other
system on
the market.
My
favorite
part of this
system is
that the filter
never needs
oil. The Dryflow
filter is
99.4% efficient
and boasts
a lifetime
warranty.
The
Brute Force
kit includes
a polished
intake tube,
stock airbox
replacement,
lifetime filter
and power
spacer.
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AFE (Advanced Flow Engineering) offers a complete intake replacement kit for your Jeep that boasts 50% better performance than the restrictive stock system.
Each
kit features
AFE’s Pro-Dry S filter composed of oil-free 2-layer synthetic media that filters at an efficiency rate of 99.4%.
The AFE kit installs in less than 60-minutes using factory mounting locations.
Each
kit includes
their 360-degree
radial flow
air filter,
heat-blocking
shield that
seals to the
hood, ABS intake
tube and a limited
lifetime warranty. |
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Airiad’s Jeep intake systems utilize a full length intake tube and redesigned cool air dam to add an additional 14 lbs/ft of torque and 11 horsepower.
This
particular system
is designed
to isolate engine
heat from the
air inlet so
your engine
can take advantage
of the cooler,
denser air outside
the engine compartment.
The
Airaid Intake
System features
their premium
SynthaFlow
series high-flow
filter that
increases
air flow significantly
over the
stock air
filter assembly. |
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Volant Intake systems utilize a Cross-link polyethylene filter box to insulate the filter from hot air in the engine compartment. The Intake tube is designed to allow your engine to breather freely with larger diameters, unique bends and smooth transitions.
The
Volant Ram
filter is
a high-grade
cleanable,
reusable filter
that reduces
air restriction
and increases
engine output.
A
unique feature
on this system
is the Carbon
Fiber lid
look that
dresses up
your engine
compartment
while allowing
easy access
to the air
filter. |
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Designed by Street and Performance Electronics, the Airmax Spiral Flow Intake System incorporates a specialized rifled barrel sleeve in the intake tube. The theory is the normal column of air is converted into a vortex-like spinning force resulting in more air volume.
Each
Airmax system
includes a
washable,
high-flow
air filter
to create
the most unrestricted
air supply
available. |
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Keywords:
k and n, www.k&n.com,
airraid,
www.airaid.com, www.volant.com,
www.afe.com, www.aem.com,
jeep intake, airfilter,
jeepintake, cold air
intake, coldairintake,
air max, cool air intake,
air aid, k&n
air filters, k&n filters,
k and n filters, www.kandn.com,
kn filters, www.kn.com
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