Airaid
MXP Series Cold Air Intake
SKU: 350-317
View on Airaid website+15
Horsepower
+17
Torque (ft-lbs)
+2
Pounds Added vs Stock
What You'll Need
Basic hand tools. No other mods required.
First-time modders or complementing existing upgrades
Compatible Vehicles
Price Comparison
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Why Install This?
Benefits
- Incremental gains that stack well with other bolt-on mods
- Improved throttle response and engine sound
- Better airflow means the engine runs more efficiently, especially at high RPM
- Easy bolt-on installation — most people can do this in their driveway with basic tools
Things to Know
- Some intakes may cause check engine lights without a tune
What Does This Do?
The Airaid MXP is a direct competitor to the K&N Typhoon, but with one key difference: it uses a dry SynthaMax filter instead of an oiled cotton one. Benefits: no oiling means zero risk of MAF sensor contamination (a common complaint with oiled filters), and the filter is still washable/reusable. The CNC-machined MAF adapter ensures accurate airflow readings — important because a bad MAF signal causes rough idle and poor fuel economy. Gains of 15 HP are well-documented on the 6.4L. Trade-offs: dry filters don't flow quite as much air as oiled filters at the very top end, but the difference is negligible for most builds. The included heat shield blocks hot engine bay air. If you're choosing between K&N and Airaid, it comes down to oiled (slightly more flow) vs dry (zero maintenance headaches). For a daily driver, the dry filter wins.
Technical Details
Premium intake with SynthaMax dry filter. No oiling required. CNC-machined MAF sensor adapter for precise airflow readings.
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