That's a whole bunch cheaper than an exhaust kit that probably gets an additional 5-10 hp. This was very helpful. I can't see why I paid $5 grand or whatever it was more for a Hemi I can't hear. A little more sound and hp would make my '14 GC a little more fun to drive.
@@coryboy345 white 2012 hemi overland here 😁 with afe & corsa... i want it louder and more powerful... maybe I'll try volant air intake. Not satisfied with afe.
I'm old (54) and have been a hot rodder since 16. I've got a 19 Limited with the Hemi and I've used some K&N products in the past with good results. I have some questions concerning my Jeep. What is the point of the 4" piece of foam at 45 degree angle to engine that's in front of the snorkel intake? It looks like just a part blocking air from getting a straight shot in. Also the rubber flap that's glued and pinned to the hood on that side, it covers the air opening from the grill area partially. I understand that the Limited is a semi-luxury vehicle so they have to keep it quiet, although, my wife and kids love the exhaust sound in the higher revs. It just baffles me they left 10 hp on the table as the intake looks restrictive as all heck. It has to be about water getting in there but really if you have that much water, you have a bigger problem.
The thing is, when you're actually driving the car the hood would be closed, and you would be intaking "not so much cold" air... So what you're seeing at the dyno may not be what you get on the road.
Car isn't moving on the dyno so you don't get the benefit of air moving hence the reason why your hood stays open. When the car is moving you are getting a ton more volume of air moving in the engine bay. I have another video on here showing IATs driving around on a 90 degree day. In that video, air entering the engine isn't that hot.
No mpg increase and there shouldn't be. More airflow equates to more power. More power, less fuel economy. Granted this is only at WOT. Under normal driving conditions, there is no mpg increases either.
It's lower because it applies a load to the rollers where a Dynojet doesn't. On any dyno, if you use the SAE correction you'll be able to compare dyno numbers at what the industry calls non-standard locations basically any location that's not Detroit.
You are wrong. Look up the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act makes it illegal for companies to void your warranty or deny coverage under the warranty simply because you used an aftermarket part.
Recently I went to my local Jeep Dealership for warranty work with K&N CAI installed and they said nothing to me about the CAI kit. Work was done under warranty and I had no issues.
Depends on your relationship with your Dealer. Or you can re-install your stk. air box, t takes all of 15 minutes.
Shit from 283 stock to 296 with intake that's over 10hp which helps!
It was actually 293 max whp and 320 for max w torque which is actually really good
That's a whole bunch cheaper than an exhaust kit that probably gets an additional 5-10 hp. This was very helpful. I can't see why I paid $5 grand or whatever it was more for a Hemi I can't hear. A little more sound and hp would make my '14 GC a little more fun to drive.
I've got a 2012 with the black k&n it sounds amazing.
@W M I have the Corsa and aFe intake system on my 2012 Hemi. Neither are cheap, but boy do they sound great.
@@coryboy345 white 2012 hemi overland here 😁 with afe & corsa... i want it louder and more powerful... maybe I'll try volant air intake. Not satisfied with afe.
i bougt the k&n and i dont care about the mpg but the sounds oh lord sounds like v8 and i have a v6 :)
plus double flowmaster 50 series
I'm old (54) and have been a hot rodder since 16. I've got a 19 Limited with the Hemi and I've used some K&N products in the past with good results. I have some questions concerning my Jeep. What is the point of the 4" piece of foam at 45 degree angle to engine that's in front of the snorkel intake? It looks like just a part blocking air from getting a straight shot in. Also the rubber flap that's glued and pinned to the hood on that side, it covers the air opening from the grill area partially. I understand that the Limited is a semi-luxury vehicle so they have to keep it quiet, although, my wife and kids love the exhaust sound in the higher revs. It just baffles me they left 10 hp on the table as the intake looks restrictive as all heck. It has to be about water getting in there but really if you have that much water, you have a bigger problem.
Cold airs do wake these motors up I have a mopar intake on mine sounds cool an a higher torque curve
That's pretty much what K&N claims to gain on the box. Good to know they aren't full of it.
Stk air box: 285rwhp vs K&N 296rwhpStk. air box: 318rwtq vs. K&N 326rwtq
The thing is, when you're actually driving the car the hood would be closed, and you would be intaking "not so much cold" air... So what you're seeing at the dyno may not be what you get on the road.
Car isn't moving on the dyno so you don't get the benefit of air moving hence the reason why your hood stays open. When the car is moving you are getting a ton more volume of air moving in the engine bay. I have another video on here showing IATs driving around on a 90 degree day. In that video, air entering the engine isn't that hot.
ua-cam.com/video/pf65Hq8Ebdw/v-deo.html
shit 13 hp at the wheels from a air intake that is awesome Very cool
Dyno results are on a Mustang Dyno. Typically the Mustang dyno reads lower than a dynojet.
Michael Plummer i thought it was the other way around (dynojet reads lower). At any rate great video.
How do you stop the grand cherokee from applying the brake to what it must think is a spinning wheel... what 4wd mode do you do the test in
The dyno is a load bearing dyno, so a load is being applied so the Jeep thinks it's on the road.
Michael Plummer cool.... were you just in auto 4x4 mode?
Yes
Oops, we dynoed in 4th gear I believe
Did you notice any mpg difference at all?
No mpg increase and there shouldn't be. More airflow equates to more power. More power, less fuel economy. Granted this is only at WOT. Under normal driving conditions, there is no mpg increases either.
I also hate the mustang dyno, Hp is much lower, so say a car shows up at 390hp on mustang dyno, on another dyno it would be more closer to 415-425.
It's lower because it applies a load to the rollers where a Dynojet doesn't. On any dyno, if you use the SAE correction you'll be able to compare dyno numbers at what the industry calls non-standard locations basically any location that's not Detroit.
Dynos are used for verifying mods gain
They're supposed to be rated at 360??
At the engine, it's rated at 360HP, but there are losses due to the drivetrain and transmission.
Does it have to be in 4wd why not 2wd
From the factory you can't put it in 2WD, only 4WD.
theres no way a 5.7 is only putting out 283 hp that shit stocc is fuccin what 365-390 depending
not worth it- to lose your warranty
K&N doesn't void your warranty
ant sala k&n does void warranty. anything but factory parts can potentially void it
You are wrong. Look up the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act makes it illegal for companies to void your warranty or deny coverage under the warranty simply because you used an aftermarket part.
Recently I went to my local Jeep Dealership for warranty work with K&N CAI installed and they said nothing to me about the CAI kit. Work was done under warranty and I had no issues.
What was the work they performed