AIRAID Intake For 2011-2012 Ford Superduty Powerstroke Diesel 6.7L Install Video

Ford's all new 6.7L Super Duty diesel-powered engine is impressive. Producing 400 horsepower and 800 ft./lb. of torque stock, this power-house is built to run. AIRAID, continuing their mission to design the best performance products, announces the release of their newest Cold Air Intake system.

AIRAID's new intake system for the 2011-2012 6.7L features a "MXP" Series one-piece rotational molded air-box and modular intake tube that is designed for unrestricted air flow to the engine. Breathing is done through a HUGE 1600 CFM washable and reusable Premium Air Filter that is available with either SynthaFlow® composite or our newest SynthaMax® Non-Oiled filtration technology. All AIRAID filters are hand-poured using a special urethane blend that prevents cracking and shrinkage in the most extreme conditions. Dyno testing show increases of 11 Horsepower and 73 lb./ft. of Torque for these hard working trucks.

This new system utilizes OE mounting points, installs in minutes with ordinary hand tools and comes with AIRAID's "No-Hassle" Warranty.

Features include:
• Huge 6" Intake Tube
• Massive One Piece Cold Air Box
• Strategically Located Turbo Heat Shield
• 100% Stainless Steel Clamps


P/N # 400-278 (Oiled) : http://www.airaid.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=400-278

P/N # 401-278 (NON-Oiled) : http://www.airaid.com/ProductDetail.aspx?ProductID=401-278

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Powerstoke Scorpion Intake
• 2011 Powerstroke
• Powerstroke cold air intake
• powerstroke cai
• superduty cai

[panthermike]

+73tq? Is that right, seems pretty high.

[TheAiraidWay]

@panthermike : YES we saw 73 Ft-LBS Of Torque with this new system. The number does seem high, but you need to keep in mind, this engine produces 800 FT-LBS Of Torque from the Factory. The 73FT-LB Of Torque gain we saw equals about a 11% increase.

[rcrocker02]

@panthermike the new diesels from ford, chevy and dodge all are fairly well restricted out of the factory so from what ive seen, they all seem to gain a LOT from every little modification that you do. something as simple as the air intake for example seems to be yielding big number increases, same for the exhaust and of course use of programmers.. gotta love diesels lol