WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals that are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information, visit The complete airbox assembly houses our 5.5" high-flow filter, aluminum bottom plate, carbon velocity stack/inlet pipe, stainless hardware, and mounting provisions for a complete bolt-in solution.
CARBON EXCELLENCE
Carbon fiber can be manipulated into almost limitless shapes allowing our engineers to utilize every millimeter of space within the tight factory engine bay. The unique architecture and contours allow for a larger internal volume and smoothed airflow while simultaneously shielding it from radiant engine bay heat.
HIGH-FLOW VELOCITY STACK
In order to gain the highest flow possible, the velocity stack transitions airflow from the large surface area of the air filter and smooths its travel to the inlet pipes. This clean reduction accelerates the airflow into very high inertia while reducing power-robbing drag and turbulence.
UNIQUE SOUND
Upgrading to IE's performance intake system will unleash a symphony of eight-cylinder engine and turbo sound that will make the throttle more addictive than ever. You own a twin turbocharged 4.0L V8 powerhouse -LET IT ROAR!
FLOW TESTING
Flow rate testing is performed to validate the design against the restrictive stock airbox. Using our in-house Superflow bench, the maximum possible flow rate in CFM (cubic feet per minute) is measured in gains over stock at a variety of test pressures (-in. H20). A higher flow reading means the intake system can support increased demands from ECU tunes and turbocharger upgrades.
MULTIPLE PRESSURE ZONES
The front inlet connects to the grill and receives a constant supply of ram air. Additionally, the aluminum bottom plate allows for an endless supply of low-pressure air pulled from beneath the intake. These two avenues ensure the air filter has a complete and unrestricted supply of low-temperature airflow for any power goal.
PRECISION FIT
To ensure a perfect fit, 3D scanning tools are used to create a digital duplicate of the vehicle's engine bay, grille, bumper, and hood. This provides an incredibly high-resolution environment to reverse engineer and prototype the intake design. This not only allows engineers to take advantage of all available space but also results in a perfect and extremely high-end install.
