AIRAID performance air intake systems feature an aerodynamically-engineered intake tube, designed to accelerate airflow to your engine and reduce turbulence - helping increase your vehicle's performance.

AIRAID Cold Air Intake System by K&N by K&N: Increased Horsepower, Dry Synthetic Filter: Compatible with 2011-2022 CHRYSLER/DODGE (300, 300C, 300S, Challenger, Charger) AIR-353-210.

The Airraid is a better performace design because: The airbridge does not neck down at the filter like the K&N. The airraid uses an airfilter to airbridge junction similar to the LS7. Going from narrow, to wide, back to narrow is not a benefit to air flow.

SynthaFlow and SynthaMax filters are produced entirely by AIRAID using only the finest materials on highly specialized manufacturing equipment to ensure a level of quality control no other filter company can match.

AIRAID was founded in 1997 with the introduction of its AIRAID Intakes brand of air intake systems. RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Effective May 13th, K&N Engineering has purchased the AIRAID company headquartered in Phoenix.

AIRAID Cold Air Intake System by K&N by K&N: Increased Horsepower, Dry Synthetic Filter: Compatible with 2011-2022 CHRYSLER/DODGE (300, 300C, 300S, Challenger, Charger) AIR-353-210.

AIRAID was founded in 1997 with the introduction of its AIRAID Intakes brand of air intake systems. RIVERSIDE, Calif. – Effective May 13th, K&N Engineering has purchased the AIRAID company headquartered in Phoenix.

K&N Performance Cleaning A: No, in order to be compliant with the AIRAID product K&N does not recommend using this on the AIRAID filter. The AIRAID filter contains a oiled cotton/synthetic filter media blend versus an all cotton filter media.

Once. You get the entire filter covered. You just want to let it soak in for about 10 minutes now. We're gonna take a low pressure hose and wash the filter from the inside out.

30,000 to 50,000 miles Clean your AIRAID filter every 30,000 to 50,000 miles for normal driving, or more often for off-road and heavy dust conditions.

K&N Performance Cleaning A: No, in order to be compliant with the AIRAID product K&N does not recommend using this on the AIRAID filter. The AIRAID filter contains a oiled cotton/synthetic filter media blend versus an all cotton filter media.

WD-40 on any paper element air filter will reduce flow-through with only minimal increases in attenuation of particulates. On some small engines with foam filters, oil is indicated to be added to the filter, but it is usually 30W oil, and WD-40 is nothing like 30W oil.