Unleash additional power from your Ford F-150, F-150 Raptor, or Expedition's 3.5L EcoBoost engine with the Injen EVO9104 Evolution Cold Air Intake System. This performance-engineered intake delivers dyno-proven gains of up to 19 horsepower and 21 lb-ft of torque without requiring aftermarket tuning or modifications to your stock calibration.
Roto-Molded Construction:
The EVO9104 features a durable one-piece housing and integrated ram air scoop design constructed from cross-linked XLPE polyethylene. This roto-molded construction maximizes cool air capture while providing extreme durability and an aggressive under-hood appearance. The included Clear-Vue window allows easy filter inspection without disassembly.
SuperNano-Web Dry Air Filter:
Equipped with Injen's proprietary SuperNano-Web dry air filter featuring 360-degree filtration. The oversized filter design increases available air volume for maximum performance while remaining fully serviceable. The patented Twist Lock attachment system ensures quick and secure filter installation.
Key Features:
- Dyno-tested gains: up to 19 hp and 21 lb-ft of torque
- No cutting, drilling, or tuning required for installation
- Custom-designed roto-molded intake tube for optimal airflow
- Integrated ram air scoop captures maximum cool air
- Aggressive intake growl under acceleration
- Stainless steel band clamps with protective inner liner
- Reinforced automotive-grade silicone couplers
- Works with factory engine calibration
- Made in Pomona, California USA
- Injen Technology Limited Lifetime Warranty
What's Included:
- Roto-molded air filter housing with integrated ram air scoop
- Custom roto-molded intake tube
- SuperNano-Web dry air filter (replacement P/N X-1116-BB)
- Stainless steel clamps and hardware
- Complete installation instructions
Compatibility Notes:
- Does NOT fit hybrid models
- Also available with 8-layer oiled air filter (P/N EVO9104C)
- Not CARB exempt - not legal for sale or use in California
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.