Replacing your factory air cleaner assembly with a high performance cold air intake is one of the easiest mods that you can do to your Jeep JK Wrangler and it’s one that will give your engine a much welcomed boost in horsepower. And, with the release of the great looking and quality built PUREJEEP JK Cold Air Intake System, you can now do this mod on a modest budget. If you think this is something you might be interested in, click on the link below to read the official PUREJEEP press release and to see a bunch of photos...

PUREJEEP Jeep JK Wrangler Cold Air Intake

 

cool.... the only thing is this comapny is coming out with more and more parts, but are already having a hard time delivering what they got. I sure do love the look of their stuff though:

 

I put the air raid cool air intake on my TJ and immediately noticed the difference. I am going to order a system for my JK. Just haven't decided on which one.

 

Are there any dyno tests yet for this product? Does it have a whistle like some of the others?

 

I am curious about metal vs. plastic tubes. Metal shows better, but does it retain heat more, which would make the air going thru a tad hotter? I'd love a test where each type was run for several miles then measure the temp of each tube.

 

is that a K&N filter they are including with their kit?


doesn't the whistle come from throttle body spacers, not the CAI? with Airaid, they advertise their TBS with, "the whistle let's you know its working."

 

No and no, he said in the article. No Dyno's yet, and it doesnt whistle..

 

PJ doesn't make the filter, do they? Whose filter do they use? Or is it private labeled from someone else?

Are there any plans for a PJ Snorkel?

 

the wistle is probably still there. intakes wistle. Seems to happen more with open filter design that inclosed but thats because you can hear the open one more. After putting a K&N in the stock air box i can even hear a wistle under certain accel.

I wish more companys would come out with a protected air box like Volant has, the open filter is great for true CAI and SRI on cars but i dont want one on my vehicle that is going to be going through water and mudd.

But with all that said, it sure does look nice and for the daily driver/ weekend warrior who doesnt do much in creeks or deep mudd the price is certainly nice and i would buy it if it wasnt for the fact that i like to see how deep water is

 

If your that deep in the water, chances are your screwed.