💨 K&N Cold Air Intake Kit for Jeep/Dodge (Grand Cherokee, Durango) 5.7L V8: High Performance, Guaranteed Horsepower Boost (2011-2019) Review

This air intake is excellent, simple and straightforward. A quick install adds a bit more throttle response and makes the engine sound more aggressive. Here is my only comment. I have a 2018 Dodge Durango R/T. As some of you may know, the R/T has functional air intakes and vents. Where the air filter is located, it sits just below the hood vent, allowing rain to be drawn directly into the engine. Because of this, I reinstalled the OEM intake until K&N made the cap. Which they are in the making…

Very easy to install with just a few simple tools. This comes with a piece of metal that covers about 90% of the heatsink on the hood to prevent water from entering the filter. I also added a red dry loader to the filter to help this even more. The best thing about this suction is by far the amazing breath sound at moderate to high acceleration. Really growls when you press the pedal. The increase in horsepower isn't very noticeable, but there's a time at medium or high rpm when it seems like…

Guys no matter what anyone knows the idiots are telling you this is 100% helping the 5.7 in the Grand Cherokee breathe a lot better. The OEM system has a 6" x 1" hose that immediately drops down, climbs back through the filter, rotates 90° into a sound box, and then hooks another 90° onto the TB. I logged data and noticed an immediate increase of 3mpg at 55mph with MDS active. I also see smoother acceleration, better throttle response and some engine noise. This reduced my fuel trim by about…

I've always liked K&N. Have never been disappointed with a product. It's also a great system that will definitely help motor breathing reach its true potential. Installation was easy, clocked on my watch, took 23 minutes to install. There are many advantages here, as performance and power are achieved with a simple screw, but there are also disadvantages. Pros: The engine draws in significantly more air to breathe, improving performance. You will find that the engine runs at smoother speeds and

Got this for my 2013 Dodge Durango R/T. It took about 30 minutes to install, but we already had it installed on the charger so everything was known (took about an hour). I haven't driven it on a full tank of gas yet, but I see an improvement in gas mileage (although anything over 12.5mpg is an improvement). Intake air noise is a welcome addition, and I hear a little more grunt, not much, but a little more. I know it increased my horsepower, but since I ride a Durango and not a Charger, I can't…