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K&N K&N Carbon Fiber Cold Air Intake System 63-3080 Corvette ZR1 2009-2013

Item EK-25-362542-1
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    Features

    • High Performance Cold Air Intake Upgrade
    • Adds Up To 27.15 Rear Wheel Horsepower @ 5,984 RPM
    • Larger Genuine Carbon Fiber Air Intake Tube And Oversized K&N Performance Air Filter
    • Unique Pleated Air Filter Design - Straightens Incoming Air & Increases Airflow Up To 57% Over Paper Filters
    • Improves Performance - Releases More Horsepower, Better Throttle Response, Deeper Sound
    • Superior Engine Protection - 4 To 6 Layer Gauze & Cotton Filter Is 98.43% Efficient
    • Re-Usable - Clean And Re-Oil Every 12,000 to 50,000 Miles Depending On Conditions
    • Direct-Bolt On With
      • Eckler OEM Number: 63-3080

    Description

    When your stock 638HP from your 2009-2013 Corvette ZR1 isn't enough, you'll want to find simple, bolt-on products that improve performance without voiding your factory warranty. The factory air intake system is restrictive because it was designed for maximum space efficiency rather than maximum power. Should you decide to add a higher flowing exhaust or a flash computer tuner for even greater power, the factory air intake system will hold you back. The solution is this K&N high flow performance air intake system from Eckler's Corvette.

    The larger free-flowing tube and oversized pleated air filter are engineered to maximize performance. By minimizing restriction and straitening air flow, you'll increase airflow, improve engine efficiency, and realize up to 27.15HP at 5,948 RPM

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