Injen SP1340BLK 🔥 Performance Air Intake System Review

Looks great, noticeable increase in performance and fast shipping. Installation takes a little time and effort, but anyone can do it. Great product!

Looks good. Sounds good. One of the best CAI systems I have ever bought. *** The instructions say to remove the bumper cover. That's a lie. Just take off the fender. Did.***

Bought this CAI for my 2012 Kia Rio. I know it's for Hyundai but the product is still perfect! Has a pleasant rumble at low revs. I did this to increase acceleration, which in turn increased fuel economy, but hey, I like it.

Easy to install with step-by-step illustrated instructions. The only problem I had was trying to find and remove the last resonator bolt under the battery compartment behind the bumper. The longest part was removing and installing the bumper.

You get what you pay for. I recently installed this on my 2013 Hyundai Accent, great sound and performance. You must be careful with your engine's hydrolock. It is recommended not to install the CAI in rainy areas unless you have a mechanism to prevent water from being sucked in through your intake, such as is worth every penny.

The cold airflow was amazing. But I encountered some adjustment issues: the second neck was too long and went through the attachment point because it was longer, it also had trouble connecting to the first neck in the middle. The filter also touches the fender liner easily, which can be disastrous if a rock flies off and pierces the fender liner, causing dents in the filter. It's great overall, but could use a setup tweak if you're having trouble installing it.

I'm glad I chose this CAI because not only does it allow the car to breathe better it definitely gives it more power and a nice sound. When installing and driving, I was immediately shocked by the sound, which I definitely did not expect. I had a buddy next to me and he asked if it had a turbo because when you accelerate it makes a nice whistling noise and then when you go at constant rpm it's quiet. This is definitely a move to hibernate NAV. I added a long trumpet to give more breathing room…