Injen PF5070P Power-Flow Polished Short Ram Intake, Chrysler 300 2005-2010, Dodge Magnum 2005-2009, Charger 2006-2010, Challenger 2009-2010

Description

Give your Chrysler 300 and related models more usable power with the Injen PF5070P Power-Flow short ram intake. Injen dyno testing shows gains of up to 10 horsepower and 10 lb-ft of torque. Designed as a bolt-on replacement for the factory intake, it delivers better airflow and throttle response with no additional tuning required.

Injen's Power-Flow line is engineered for trucks, SUVs and larger displacement engines that need volume. This system for the Chrysler 300 and related models pairs large-diameter 6061-T6 aluminum tubing with a filter location chosen to draw cooler, denser air than the factory airbox.

A fully serviceable SuperNano-Web dry filter protects the engine in your Chrysler 300 and related models. The synthetic media offers excellent filtration efficiency and can be cleaned and reused, with no filter oil to manage. When service is due, order Injen replacement filter part number X-1021-BB. An optional Injen Hydroshield pre-filter (1037BLK or 1037RED) is available for added protection from water and debris.

The polished aluminum finish adds a bright, show-quality look to the engine bay. Expect a noticeably more aggressive intake sound when you get on the throttle. Installation is straightforward on the Chrysler 300 and related models, and every system is backed by the Injen Technology Limited Lifetime Warranty.

CARB Legal: This Injen intake is exempt under California Air Resources Board Executive Order D-476-11, covering 2005-2010 model years, and is legal for use on emissions-controlled vehicles in all 50 states within that coverage.

Injen Power-Flow Short Ram Intake Features

• Provides power gains while maintaining A/F ratios with no additional tuning
• 6061-T6 aluminum intake tubing
• Fully serviceable Injen SuperNano-Web dry air filter
• Aggressive engine tone under full throttle
• Smooth intake piping eliminates restrictions and improves airflow