I'm running the Redrock 4x4 cold air intake on my 07 Jeep JK. First off, I love it. The jk 07-11 come with a sluggish motor. After installing this it sounds stronger and it's running a lot better. Easy to install. And it looks awesome. With that, I installed a duel exhaust and I installed the amp'd throttle booster. With those 3. You're jeep jk 07-11 runs very noticeably a lot better.
Well….., when you don’t know you don’t know. Buy one and test it. It’s only money. A bad thing about this vid is the conductor talks the thing to death without any evidence. One needs to move on to a testing agency or agent. Simply describing these competitive filters isn’t a good idea.
Sounds better yes✅, throttle response yes✅. Add HP no❌, unless you have a supercharger and performance coils and sparks 🙃. I prefer the AFe Intakes over those. Buy what is available and better deal you get. Again NO HP gains.
I disagree with you a bit, however, I havnt seen anyone doing a dyno test feed the vehicle air, such as being in a wind tunnel to REALLY simulate real world results. Like driving down the road. Those vehicles are sitting still, usually inside a building, so no infeed, the engine has to work to pull all of the air in. Have you seen anything different?
Airaid is the best intake on the market today, bar none. People who say that a CAI makes no difference are clueless. DYNO results show that even the cheap CAI's add HP!!
But if it's pulling hot air from the engine bay it's not really a CAI. Sure a bigger tube may pull in more air, but now your bottleneck is your throttle body. 2hp for $300 doesn't sound like a deal to me especially on a jeep that runs at lower RPMs. You also have more debris getting sucked in and a greater chance of hydro lock. On a sports car? Sure! A Jeep? money can be spent better in armor honestly.
I put one of those on mine it works really good, the area that I like to go shooting at you have to cross a 4' deep water spot and a few mud pits and the water just beeds right off of my intake wrap
Any of them, honestly! You don't need to worry about pairing a specific intake with your exact exhaust system. All of them will play well together! -Zach
Hey few questions one will the check engine light or anything come up when any of these items is on and two I like going mudding I like to go a little bit some water when I'm out at Rush Creek or anywhere in PA
None of the featured cold air intakes in this video will trigger any check engine lights if installed correctly! If you go mudding or take your Jeep through bigger puddles often, I highly recommend looking into a system that has a closed airbox instead of an open-element one. It will be less likely that you suck any water into your intake that way. Check out the following link for an example and have fun shopping! -Zach www.extremeterrain.com/injen-evo-cai-36l-evo5003.html
Why doesn’t someone create a system that sends very cold air from your air conditioner, into the engine? Seems like a no brainer, so why isn’t it a common mod? I’ve heard of people doing DIY jobs on weekend racers. Why not a 4x4?
Mazin Ali I had one and I highly recommend the dry s filter from Afe. No oil to mess with and it’s easy to clean. Looks great, sounds great, and felt like throttle response was improved.
@@street_legal_go_kart7356 you mean that 2' span from the firewall to the airbox? im pretty sure with the speed the air is moving at isnt going to be heating up enough to notice in 2'
Com on with hawking this gimmick garbage. You know full well these cai are a complete waste of time and money especially on a Jeep. Jeepers waste millions on useless products like these every year. Even the cat and axle backs are largely a waste of money on Jeeps. Smh
I'm running the Redrock 4x4 cold air intake on my 07 Jeep JK. First off, I love it. The jk 07-11 come with a sluggish motor. After installing this it sounds stronger and it's running a lot better. Easy to install. And it looks awesome. With that, I installed a duel exhaust and I installed the amp'd throttle booster. With those 3. You're jeep jk 07-11 runs very noticeably a lot better.
Thats what we like to hear! Thanks for watching! -Zach
I use the red rock cold air intake. It works fine, looks good and is affordable. Save your cash it’s the one that will work for you👍
Without a test of the intake air temperature and restriction vs. stock and each other, isn't this just a 9 minute add for three vendors?
Well….., when you don’t know you don’t know. Buy one and test it. It’s only money. A bad thing about this vid is the conductor talks the thing to death without any evidence. One needs to move on to a testing agency or agent. Simply describing these competitive filters isn’t a good idea.
Just put a K&N filter in your stock box.
That's always a solid idea too! Thanks for watching! -Zach
Or just do what ever the f you want
Why would you put the year range 07-18 if your only going to put intakes for 12+?
Sounds better yes✅, throttle response yes✅.
Add HP no❌, unless you have a supercharger and performance coils and sparks 🙃.
I prefer the AFe Intakes over those. Buy what is available and better deal you get. Again NO HP gains.
I disagree with you a bit, however, I havnt seen anyone doing a dyno test feed the vehicle air, such as being in a wind tunnel to REALLY simulate real world results. Like driving down the road. Those vehicles are sitting still, usually inside a building, so no infeed, the engine has to work to pull all of the air in. Have you seen anything different?
Would be more useful if you could point out if there is a difference between 3.8 and 3.6 systems
You should rename your video. These are for 12 and up.
FYI the Pentastar has 305 hp in the Ram same heads, bottom end and cam
So how do we get from 285 to 305? That would be a nice jump in power.
Airaid is the best intake on the market today, bar none. People who say that a CAI makes no difference are clueless. DYNO results show that even the cheap CAI's add HP!!
But if it's pulling hot air from the engine bay it's not really a CAI. Sure a bigger tube may pull in more air, but now your bottleneck is your throttle body. 2hp for $300 doesn't sound like a deal to me especially on a jeep that runs at lower RPMs. You also have more debris getting sucked in and a greater chance of hydro lock. On a sports car? Sure! A Jeep? money can be spent better in armor honestly.
Casandra Clark the thing is most dyno tests are done with the hood open which is bs
Whats better Injen or Volant?
That injen would be best option out of the 3 if you can afford it.
The sealed box also solves the "waterproof" problem, amirite?
I want to know the answer to your question as well.
Im interested on that answer too
Great information to know.
Thanks for watching! -Zach
Would you ever put a water repellent cover on the intake
If you're in an area with a lot of rain and deep puddles or find the trails you go on to be pretty muddy, it wouldn't hurt! -Zach
I put one of those on mine it works really good, the area that I like to go shooting at you have to cross a 4' deep water spot and a few mud pits and the water just beeds right off of my intake wrap
@@extremeterrain Would the hydroshield help with dust particles? I'd like to put a CAI but I live in SoCal and I hear they get dusty
Am I missing something, maybe I wasn't paying attention but all the reviews seem to be for 2012+ ?? The title says 2007-2018?
My point is, why not title the video “best intakes for 2012+” then??
Did you guys have a video installation guide for a spectre cold air intake on a gladiator. I swear ive seen it but cNt find it
I have a question I have a Jeep wrangler sport unlimited 2010 v6 3.8 and I want to put intake air, can it fit on my engine 3.8 ?
Is the fairlead crooked?
I’m looking into getting a cold air intake system. What would go good with my flowmaster outlaw exhaust? Thanks
Any of them, honestly! You don't need to worry about pairing a specific intake with your exact exhaust system. All of them will play well together! -Zach
@@extremeterrain which would you choose injen evolution or banks ram-air CAI. Thanks Zach
@@chesley_77 injen evo gives the best sound with the outlaw that’s what I have on my 2013 jk
@@adamgraham3314looking for CAI for my 13 4dr jk,. Which evo do you have.
Hey few questions one will the check engine light or anything come up when any of these items is on and two I like going mudding I like to go a little bit some water when I'm out at Rush Creek or anywhere in PA
None of the featured cold air intakes in this video will trigger any check engine lights if installed correctly! If you go mudding or take your Jeep through bigger puddles often, I highly recommend looking into a system that has a closed airbox instead of an open-element one. It will be less likely that you suck any water into your intake that way. Check out the following link for an example and have fun shopping! -Zach www.extremeterrain.com/injen-evo-cai-36l-evo5003.html
failed to mention it also be louder
Metal pipes heat up and create more engine heat I avoid those definitely want a powder coating heat resistant pipe less heat
Why doesn’t someone create a system that sends very cold air from your air conditioner, into the engine?
Seems like a no brainer, so why isn’t it a common mod? I’ve heard of people doing DIY jobs on weekend racers. Why not a 4x4?
HeliRy I think it’s called and Interchiller. Look up Complete Speed Performance or GuitarmaggedonZL1 they have that setup.
A cold air intake that's still sucking hot engine bay air into the engine isn't a cold air intake.That's a short ram intake...
Will my k n n intake work if I lifted Jeep 3 inches
Yes. Why wouldn’t it?
No
You didn’t say if the RedRock was a dry or wet filter.
Wet
What do you think about AFE air intakes??
Mazin Ali I had one and I highly recommend the dry s filter from Afe. No oil to mess with and it’s easy to clean. Looks great, sounds great, and felt like throttle response was improved.
jmart2022. Cai are a gimmick. All they do is make your wallet lighter.
More cold air coming in, but sure, more gunk going into your engine, too. Just not sure I'd want this.
Not true depends on brand and filter . .
cold air intakes for jeeps are called snorkels
No.
??????????????????????????????????????????????? not even close
Would you ever put a water repellent cover on the intake
Ok what's your intake temps ?
Bet it gets hot from the amount of tubing under hood .
@@street_legal_go_kart7356 you mean that 2' span from the firewall to the airbox? im pretty sure with the speed the air is moving at isnt going to be heating up enough to notice in 2'
Too much bla bla bla
Scotty Kilmer - Why Not to Buy a Cold Air Intake - Bad Car Mods: th-cam.com/video/zofnaV5Bi_Q/w-d-xo.html
He also says that Mercedes are the worst cars out there. No thanks. (I don't own a Benz but clearly they are not the worst cars.) He's a clown.
Com on with hawking this gimmick garbage. You know full well these cai are a complete waste of time and money especially on a Jeep. Jeepers waste millions on useless products like these every year. Even the cat and axle backs are largely a waste of money on Jeeps. Smh
opinions r like assholes. everyone has one.
You should eat a Snickers.
Not true depends on set up .+ other mods . works as whole system not just 1 part .
@abortioncritical Nope, well off and wise.
@abortioncritical You sound dumb.