Review on 🚀 High-Performance Injen Technology IS1565P Polished Short Ram Intake System by Chris Palmer

As the picture looks, it is not what it is. The image looks pretty cool, but it ends up being just another pod filter. In the first photo it really is. It has a 90 degree rubber gasket that connects to the throttle body. The second picture I took shows another block I removed from the cold air intake system on a 2007 Jeep Wangler. It's bigger than the included air filter so I think it can pull in more air but that's just me. Image number 3 is the size difference between mine and various pod filters. The fourth picture is that it is IMPORTANT to remove the stock air filter, I don't know why the instructions don't show it, but it is in the rear resonator box and all you have to do is clamp and the box will lift break out soon. If you stayed that long it's almost over, in the fifth picture they send you 2 instructions and one of them is how to clean the tank filter and the installation instructions are so simple it takes about 10 or less 10mm screws and there is an extension , flat head and finally a Phillips screwdriver to remove the screws and hidden bracket connecting the air filter to the throttle body (but again this is not mentioned in the instructions). Last time I got a cleaning kit from Auto Zone that is made for pod filters and lastly yes I said this is a picture of 3 different pod filters that I could use and Auto Zone sells different filters that you can buy. Oh, and that tubing had to be cut about 3/4 inch (just guessing) twice, cut once.