Description
Features:
With a heat resistant one-piece housing, an auxiliary air inlet, and aFe’s convenience-oriented Pro DRY S air filter, this Magnum FORCE Stage-2 Si intake delivers as much cold air as possible to your Diesel’s engine.
- +29% flow increase, 625CFM @7” H2O
- Unique filter-to-housing interface for easy installation (patent pending)
- No cutting or drilling on factory parts for faster installation
- Works with mass air flow or temperature sensor model trucks
Unique One-Piece High Quality Housing:
The simple yet elegant design of the one-piece sealed housing makes installation a snap and features our patent pending filter-to-housing interface. The heat soak resistant material ensures the coolest air intake charge available. A diamond tread plate pattern is molded directly into the top of the air box to give your truck the next level of personalization that it deserves. A urethane plug is also included if you wish to block off the auxiliary air inlet.
Roto-molded Tube:
This system uses a CAD designed, dyno-tuned, roto-molded intake tube to achieve maximum power gains while maintaining a perfect fit. With the addition of the included Mass Air Flow (MAF)-to-Temperature (Temp) sensor adaptor, this intake system will work on all vehicles in the included application range equipped with either a MAF sensor or a Temp sensor.
Large 3-Layer Performance Air Filter:
This Magnum FORCE intake system was designed around the largest filter possible to allow maximum performance and filtration. This filter has a massive 6.75″ x 4.75” elliptical flange and is 9″ tall with an inverted top. The Pro DRY S washable/reusable, high filtration conical air filter provides maximum filtration (99.2% efficient) and convenience (requires no oils to clean).
Premium Hardware:
Premium stainless-steel worm drive clamps are used for durability and provide the best corrosion resistance possible.
Emissions Disclaimer:
This product is not currently CARB exempt and is not available for purchase in California or for use on any vehicle registered with the California Department of Motor Vehicles.
