Injen SP3030BLK SP Series Black Short Ram Intake, Volkswagen Jetta 1.4L Turbo 2016-2018

Description

Upgrade the factory air intake on your Volkswagen Jetta with the Injen SP3030BLK SP Series short ram intake. Injen dyno testing shows gains of up to 6 horsepower and 6 lb-ft of torque. This direct-fit system is engineered to improve airflow, sharpen throttle response and add an aggressive induction sound without additional tuning.

At the heart of every SP Series intake is Injen's tuned-intake engineering. The 6061-T6 aluminum tube used on the Volkswagen Jetta is designed to reduce restriction and turbulence, and Injen validates each design on the dyno so power increases arrive without compromising air/fuel ratios.

A fully serviceable SuperNano-Web dry filter protects the engine in your Volkswagen Jetta. 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-1062-BB. An optional Injen Hydroshield pre-filter (1031BLK) is available for added protection from water and debris.

A durable black powder-coated finish gives the engine bay a clean, understated look. The system provides a deeper, more aggressive intake tone under full throttle and installs with basic hand tools. Injen designs and manufactures its intakes in Pomona, California, and backs them with a Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Not CARB Exempt: This product is not currently CARB exempt and is not legal for sale in California or for use on any vehicle registered with the California Department of Motor Vehicles.

Injen SP Series Short Ram Intake Features

• Short Ram Air Intake Design
• Provides power gains while maintaining A/F ratios
• No additional tuning required
• 6061-T6 aluminum intake tubing
• Includes custom heat shield w/cover specifically designed for this application
• Fully serviceable Injen SuperNano-Web dry air filter
• Aggressive engine tone under full throttle
• Smooth intake piping eliminates restrictions and improves airflow