Injen EVO9107 Evolution Cold Air Intake System SuperNano-Web Filter

Give your Ford F-150, F-150 Raptor, Expedition, or Lincoln Navigator the performance boost it deserves with the Injen EVO9107 Evolution Cold Air Intake System. Specifically engineered for 2.7L and 3.5L EcoBoost engines, this American-made intake system delivers dyno-proven gains of up to 14 horsepower and 15 lb-ft of torque without requiring aftermarket tuning.

Advanced Roto-Molded Design:

The EVO9107 features a precision-engineered 2-piece box design constructed from cross-linked high-density polyethylene for extreme durability. The integrated boost plenum works in conjunction with a fully functional ram air scoop to capture maximum cool air volume, feeding your turbocharged engine for optimal performance gains.

Key Features:

• Massive 360-degree SuperNano-Web dry air filter for maximum airflow
• Custom dyno-tuned intake tube for huge power gains with OE-quality fit
• Reinforced automotive-grade silicone couplers for durability
• Stainless steel band clamps with protective inner liner
• Aggressive intake growl under acceleration
• No cutting or drilling required for installation
• Works with factory ECU calibration
• Fully serviceable filter (replacement part number X-1125-BB)
• Optional hydroshield available (part number 1073BLK)

What's Included:

Complete bolt-on cold air intake system with roto-molded housing, ram air scoop, intake tube, SuperNano-Web dry air filter, silicone couplers, stainless steel clamps, and all necessary hardware for hassle-free installation.

Designed and manufactured in Pomona, California, USA. Backed by Injen Technology's Limited Lifetime Warranty. This system provides an aggressive under-hood appearance while maintaining OEM fitment quality.

Note: This product is not currently CARB exempt and is not available for purchase in California or for use on vehicles registered with the California Department of Motor Vehicles.

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.