Genuine Mopar 77060006AB Intake System Review

Installed on a '09 Challenger SRT with 6.1 Hemi. quality product. I only had trouble installing the filter section because it was clamped against the power steering reservoir. This will bend the filter slightly.

Great product, had to make a few small modifications to fit my son's 2001 Ford Ranger XLT but nothing major. We also added a stainless steel Dynomax rear exhaust and a slightly larger throttle body. REALLY spiced up his little truck and gave it some mpg fuel economy! Worth buying.

Looks great under the hood and sounds great in my 2010 Dodge Challenger SRT8. One problem I had was the screw at the top of the heat shield didn't line up with everything so I just didn't put it in. However, the heat shield is pretty reliable even without it, so it's not that big of a deal. .

Installed on my SRT 300. Installation was easy. There are no problems with spare parts. Nothing was damaged, everything needed was in the box. The only issue I had, and it really isn't an issue, is that the air filter and hose may need to be adjusted as the filter may not have clearance between the steering reservoir. I was able to get a clearance of 1/8 to 1/4 inch after a bit of pushing and pulling. After installation, the machine seems to have become a little more at WOT. I think it was…

Very high quality, pleasant sound and maybe even a slight improvement in performance. Check the gap between the end of the air cleaner and the coolant expansion tank. Mine was touching when I first installed it and there was no way to move it to get a release. I had to loosen the coolant reservoir bolts, push the reservoir (driver's side) down and hold it there while I retightened the reservoir bolts. This eliminated the "sag" and gave about 1/4" clearance. Don't let it touch or move less than…