Injen EVO3003 Evolution Cold Air Intake System with SuperNano-Web Filter

The Injen EVO3003 Evolution Cold Air Intake System delivers impressive performance gains for turbocharged Audi and Volkswagen MK7 platforms. This complete cold air intake system features a fully integrated ram air scoop with functional dual inlets that capture maximum airflow, unlike factory designs that restrict performance potential.

Performance You Can Measure:

Dyno-tested and proven to deliver up to 19 additional horsepower and 24 lb-ft of torque, the EVO3003 works with your stock calibration—no aftermarket tuning required. Every system is tested in-house at Injen's facility, and the results speak for themselves.

Engineered for Maximum Airflow:

• Roto-molded high-density polyethylene housing with integrated boost plenum
• Two-piece box design with fully functional dual-inlet ram air scoop
• Custom-designed intake tube optimized for power gains and OE-quality fitment
• Massive 360-degree SuperNano-Web dry air filter for maximum filtration and airflow
• Reinforced automotive-grade silicone couplers for durability
• Stainless steel band clamps with protective inner liner

Installation and Compatibility:

Designed in 3D CAD for a hassle-free installation with no cutting or drilling required. The system delivers aggressive intake sound under acceleration while maintaining a clean, professional appearance under the hood. Note that this intake is not compatible with vehicles equipped with a MAF sensor.

Quality and Warranty:

Made in Pomona, California, USA from cross-linked polyethylene for extreme durability. The fully serviceable SuperNano-Web dry filter (replacement part number X-1128-BB) ensures long-term performance. Backed by Injen Technology's Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Important Notes:

• Does not fit vehicles equipped with a MAF sensor
• Not CARB exempt - not legal for sale or use in California
• Designed to work with stock engine calibration

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Chromium, Nickel, Carbon Black, and Cobalt, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer.