At Specialty Performance Parts, we offer Ford F150 and Raptor cold air intake systems for better performance of your truck’s engine. We carry cold air intakes for models dating back to 2011 to ensure all our fellow truck owners can improve their fuel combustion to provide maximum performance and more power to their vehicles. We have cold air intake kits for 3.5 L V6s, V8s, and Ecoboost models. For more information on our Ford F150 and Raptor cold air intakes, how they work, and more, contact us now and a member of the Specialty Performance Parts team will be happy to answer any questions you may have. Shop for a Ford cold air intake system today.
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How Does a Cold Air Intake Work:
- Draws in cooler, denser air from outside the engine compartment.
- Filters the incoming air to remove impurities.
- Channels the clean, cooler air into the engine for combustion, enhancing performance.
What Is The Benefit of an Aftermarket Intake on a Ford F150?
- Power gains enhance horsepower and torque.
- Noticeable improvement in engine efficiency and fuel economy.
- Increases throttle response and tunes engine noise and exhaust note.
- Promotes cooler airflow to the engine.
- Easy to install and maintain.
Components of a Cold Air Intake
- Air Filter: Larger than the standard filter, designed to increase airflow and filtration efficiency.
- Intake Tube: A larger diameter, often smoother tube that allows for cooler air to be drawn into the engine from outside the hot engine bay.
- Heat Shield: Encloses the air filter, protecting it from engine heat and allowing it to draw in cooler air.
- Couplers and Clamps: Ensure a secure fit between the intake tube and the engine, minimizing air leakage.
- Mounting Hardware: Includes brackets and screws necessary for securing the system within the engine bay.
FAQ
Do SPV cold air intakes have a lifetime warranty?
After purchase, our cold air intake warranty options vary by product manufacturer, ranging from one year to a lifetime coverage.
Is a cold air intake bad for the engine?
A cold air intake is not inherently bad for the engine; in fact, it can improve performance by allowing cooler, denser air into the combustion chamber, but it should be installed correctly to avoid potential issues like water ingestion or improper air-fuel ratios.
Are intake modifications street legal or void warranty?
Factory intake modifications can be street legal depending on local laws and regulations, but they may void the warranty if they cause damage or are directly linked to a vehicle's malfunction, as per the terms of the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act.