| dcotter0579 |
09-11-2016 01:56 PM |
The one supplied by Chrysler. For aftermarket brands, ask the supplier. Before you install a "cold air intake" look at it carefully. Compare the actual air flow route to the OEM air flow route. Some aftermarket intakes actually suck air from right behind the radiator, and you wind up taking in air that isn't close to being "cold". Others have an air filter that is much smaller than the OEM style, which means that it is either less able to filter incoming air (more porous) or it is more restrictive, or both.
Welcome to the Forum. By the way, you have posted your question in the "Forum Issues" section of the forum, which is where people post who have issues with the forum. If you have car issues you wish to discuss, you will get better exposure by posting them in the appropriate car section.
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