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Justin: If you're looking for a super affordable intake for your 2011 through 2019 V6 Challenger at home that will also pack a whole bunch of flash, well, then this might just be the option for you. The SR Performance Polished Intake that we have here today will be one of the most affordable in the category for your 3.6 at home, and will also be a direct bolt-on no-tune required intake that can be had for right around that $180 price point. So let's just cut right to the chase and call this thing what it is, and that is a budget-friendly or entry-level intake. Now, with that being said, it's certainly not gonna have some of the more elaborate features, if you will, of the more expensive options such as a fancy sealed airbox, or maybe a rotomolded plastic intake tube with brand name stamped all over it. Instead, this system from SR is essentially as barebones as it gets.However, it is one of only a handful of options or intakes in the category that is currently gonna deliver that brightly polished finish, and again, it is one of the most affordable. So it's certainly a great option for Challenger owners out there who want that underhood bling, but don't necessarily need the big brand name attached to it like you would find with some other options that will be far more expensive. Now what you guys are receiving here outside of that polished aluminum intake tube is a reusable high flow oil filter, along with all of your couplers, heat shield, and hardware needed to get everything in place. Now, the heat shield here is going to help in blocking out some of your hot engine bay air from entering the filter itself. But ultimately, guys, if you want a true cold air intake, well, then going with a sealed enclosure will really be the only way to achieve that.Now at the time of this video, guys, the SR option is not currently CARB-certified, but again, I do wanna remind you, you can bolt this thing up and go without the need for any custom or can tuning, which is always a big thing to point out. Now, outside of that, once it's installed, what kind of benefits can you expect? Well, obviously, the aesthetics for those of you interested in the flash of the nice, polished finish, of course, but also some other things, such as increased throttle response is a biggie, definitely a big-time increase in sound coming from under the hood, and then finally, guys, a small bump in both horsepower and torque.Now, typically, something like this without the use of any tuning results in high single-digit, low double-digit gains, nothing too crazy without the use of a tune, but certainly gains to be had just the same. But now comes a time in the video where we wanna shift gears and just show you what it takes to get everything installed on your 3.6 at home. And I always like to point out that intakes like this are a great place start modding even if you have limited mechanical knowledge because they are very easy, very straightforward to bolt up. So, therefore, the site's gonna call this a solid one out of three wrenches on the difficulty meter, at least 30 minutes to get in place from start to finish using nothing more than a few basic hand tools. Guys, we're talking a few screwdrivers here, maybe even a socket set. But now we actually have an AmericanMuscle customer to walk you through the job. Check it out.Man: So the tools used in today's install will be a flat-head screwdriver, a ratchet, a nut driver, a 10-millimeter socket, a 13-millimeter, a 5/16 or 8-millimeter, and a 9/16 socket. So on the first step, you're gonna be removing the negative from the battery located in the back of the vehicle in the trunk under this flap. And then you're gonna use a 10-millimeter socket with the ratchet and loosen this bolt. Once it's loosened, it's either gonna come out or you might need a flat-head screwdriver to pry this open. And it should just come straight up. That's the first step. Step number two is taking off the engine cover.Next, we're gonna remove the IAT sensor from the tube and we're gonna loosen this bolt on the throttle body. So once we get to this connector, we're gonna turn counterclockwise and pull out. Next, we get a flat-head or we could use a socket as well and turn it. It should loosen up. Step four, we're gonna remove the hose from the airbox. And with the 5/16 socket, we're gonna remove this bolt holding the airbox in.Next, we're gonna remove the factory intake system. It should just come right off. Next, remove the O-ring from the IAT sensor. It should be the little green one. It should just pop off with the flat-head. So from the stock intake, we're gonna remove the intake plenum mount grommet from the intake plenum. So it should be right here and you just pull out there. Step six, we're gonna install the grommet removed on step five into the supplied bracket that comes in the box. So it just slides easily on like that. Step seven, we're gonna install the supplied grommet that comes in the box into the intake tube. Step eight is to dress the heat shield with the plastic covering. So we already cut them to length and we're just applying them now. You could cut them with a razor blade or scissors and they should just pop right in. They go along all the edges.Step 10 is to install the rubber insert in the hole located on the inner fender. Just go straight in like that to just hold in place. Next, we're gonna install our heat shield into our inner fender. So we just put it in. And then we're gonna use factory bolt that came with it and just tighten it up with an 8-millimeter. And we're gonna use...there's two bolts that come in the box. You're gonna need the longer fatter one. And it's gonna go into where you put the hole. I mean, where you put the plastic part. And that's a 13-millimeter to tighten it.Next, we're gonna get our bracket with the grommet and put it on this mounting stud. It should just pop right in. Next, get this reducer coupler and put a clamp on it and just attach it to the throttle body. But do not tighten it yet. Do not tighten the clamp. Let it just stay here like that. Next, we're gonna get our velocity stacker and another coupler and put a clamp on it as well. And we're gonna put it on the heat shield. Just like that. Push it all the way in. Put the clamp and tighten it down. Next, we're gonna get our straight intake tube and a clamp, and we're gonna connect it to the coupler. So we put the clamp first, keep it loose, and then we get our straight intake tube. And we have to make sure that the valve is closest to the heat shield, the little small valve sticking out, and then we connect it to the coupler. It's pretty tight, but it should go in.Next, we're gonna get the flex coupler and two clamps. And on one side, we're gonna put one clamp and we're gonna tighten it down to the straight intake tube. And the other side, we're gonna put another clamp, but we're not gonna tighten it yet. So we're gonna tighten this side with a flat-head or Phillips. On the other side, we're just gonna place a clamp there. Next, we're gonna get our second intake tube and another clamp and connect it to the other side of the coupler that's on the throttle body and just connect it. It should just slide right in. Now we'll connect our IAT sensor back into our intake tube, and now we're gonna connect the remaining bolt onto this clamp with the washer connected and fasten it down with a 9/16 socket.Next, we get our plastic pipe and we get the small clamp, connect the clamp to the pipe, connect it to the... Tighten it down with the flat-head. Then we connect the other side to the hose. Make sure it's pushed all the way in. And it should fit exactly like that. The last step is to get the air filter, the big clamp, and a nut driver with a 5/16th socket and connect it to the other side of the coupler. Next, we reinstall the engine cover.Justin: But wrapping things up here, guys, again, the SR Performance Intake is gonna be the most affordable option on the site for your Challenger while delivering some visual flash at the same time. And, of course, you can grab yours right here at americanmuscle.com.
Better Flow for More Power. An SR Performance Cold Air Intake is a great way to improve the power and performance of your 3.6L Pentastar V6 Challenger. By replacing your Challenger's restrictive factory intake with a high flow filter assembly you will see and feel a noticeable increase in rear wheel horsepower and torque. This SR Performance Intake not only improves airflow for an increase in power, but it will also add a show winning appearance to the engine bay with its brightly polished aluminum intake tube.
No Tune Required. SR Performance engineered their Cold Air Intake to improve the performance of your V6 Challenger without the need of reprogramming your computer. By utilizing flow dynamics, this Intake will increase power using the original factory tune. Even though a re-tune is not required for operation, AmericanMuscle recommends a custom tune to reprogram the vehicles computer (ECU) to get the best possible performance from this Cold Air Intake.
Reusable Air Filter. The included high flow air filter effectively filters out power robbing particles with its multi layer design. The specially treated media creates a sticky surface to capture microscopic contaminants before they can enter your Challenger's engine and do harm. Seeing that the filter is reusable there is no need to buy a new filter every few thousand miles. You can just clean the filter, re-oil it, and reinstall - saving yourself money in the long haul.
Simple Bolt-on Installation. SR Performance designed their Cold Air Intake kit to be a direct bolt-on replacement. With no special tools or extra modifications required installation can be completed in under an hour. All parts and detailed instructions are included.
Not CARB Certified. This SR Performance Cold Air Intake is not CARB certified, therefore it is not legal for use in California or other states adopting California emission standards. Not legal for use on pollution controlled motor vehicles; intended for off road use only.
Application. This SR Performance Polished Cold Air Intake System is specifically designed to fit the 2011-2023 Dodge Challengers equipped with the 3.6L Pentastar V6 engine.
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