Air Boxes

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Every intake system starts with the air box: the housing that secures the air filter and manages incoming airflow. Whether you’re replacing a cracked factory unit or upgrading to a high-flow design, the right air box ensures proper filter fitment, seals out engine heat and debris, and protects against water ingestion.

Key considerations when choosing an air box:

Fitment: Designed to mount in the factory location using stock mounting points for a direct bolt-in installation.
Material: Common options include durable plastics (OE-style), aluminum for heat dissipation, or carbon fiber for weight savings and under-hood aesthetics.
Filter compatibility: Most boxes accept standard panel filters; some performance units are designed for open-element or conical filters.
Intake ducting: Performance air boxes often integrate larger inlet diameters or smooth internal passages to reduce restriction.

Use the vehicle filter to narrow results by make and model. Compare construction and included hardware to find the best match for your engine setup.

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