Injen PF2059P Power-Flow Polished Short Ram Intake, Toyota Tacoma 3.5L V6 2016-2023

Description

Give your Toyota Tacoma more usable power with the Injen PF2059P Power-Flow short ram intake. Injen dyno testing shows gains of up to 14 horsepower and 14 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.

The Power-Flow series focuses on moving a large volume of air with minimal restriction. On the Toyota Tacoma, oversized 6061-T6 aluminum tubing and a purpose-built filter placement work together to lower intake air temperatures and deliver a direct-fit, bolt-on installation. This kit incorporates Air Fusion to help maintain safe air/fuel ratios while maximizing gains.

Filtration is handled by Injen's SuperNano-Web dry air filter, a synthetic, fully serviceable element that captures fine particles while providing a large surface area for airflow. No oiling is required, which keeps sensors on the Toyota Tacoma clean. 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. 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 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