Chrysler 300 Cold Air Intakes

Want to give the engine in your Chrysler 300 a slight power bump? Replace your original induction system with an OEM cold air intake. Its benefit over factory induction is straightforward: it pulls cooler, denser air into the engine. That means more and higher-quality air for combustion. Your spark plugs ignite the air alongside fuel during ignition, and that increase in engine power follows.

But how do cold air intakes work? Just as simply. They relocate the engine air filter to just outside the engine compartment -- in the case of your Chrysler 300, above a wheel well or near a fender. These are places where the filter can get access to freer-flowing, cooler air. Otherwise, the rest of your air intake system works the same -- air filter assembly, mass airflow sensor, air metering system, oxygen sensors and all. Bonus: put in a cold air intake, and your engine can even start to operate more efficiently.

Upgrade Your Chrysler 300 Induction System -- Install a Genuine Mopar Cold Air Intake

Looking to update? Check your Chrysler manufacturer warranty, if applicable, to figure out if it's allowed. Otherwise, our auto parts store has the best you can get for your 300 model -- the genuine article, compatible with your sedan right off the shelf. Save some project time and order one online today!