Cold Air Intakes

Cold Air Intake Systems or Cool Air Intakes are a great way to get your ride breathing cleaner cooler air. Why is this significant? Cold air is denser than warm air and denser air contains more oxygen. The cold, dense, oxygen-rich air creates a better air/fuel mixture which ignites better than warm air, and that translates to more power.

Manufacturers like AEM and K&N spend many hours testing and tuning their Cold Air Intakes to get your motor that cooler air by placing your air filter outside of the hot engine bay. In addition to cooler intake temperatures Cool Air Intakes also increase fuel economy and give your ride a deep, throaty tone as you accelerate.

Cold Air Intakes are different from Short Ram Air Intakes and are often confused for one another. They both are a great way to increase power and miles per gallon, but there is one big difference between the two. Cold Air Intakes work on the principle of bringing in cooler air from outside of the engine bay which is were the name cool air intakes comes from. Short Ram Air Intakes are more free flowing and deliver larger quantities of air, while Cool Air Intakes deliver higher quality air because it is cooler.