AEM Polished Cold Air Intake Infiniti G35 2003-2006

The AEM 21 - 548P Cold Air Intake System is a game - changer for your Infiniti G35 (2003 - 2006). It boosts horsepower and torque by swapping out the restrictive factory air filter and intake housing. Specifically designed, tuned, and dyno - tested for these Infiniti models, it offers top - notch performance. Air enters through an extra - large AEM Dryflow synthetic washable air filter, ensuring excellent air flow, filtration, and overall performance. The filter is placed in the driver - side wheel well to lower intake air temperature and increase power. The intake tubing is made of mandrel - bent aluminum with a durable chrome - like finish. This system is compatible with the engine's factory emissions control devices, such as the mass air flow sensor and crankcase vent tube. The AEM Dryflow air filter, in a tapered cylinder shape, uses an oil - free synthetic filter media that can last up to 100,000 miles before cleaning (depending on driving conditions). AEM backs this air intake system with a Lifetime Limited Warranty. Note that some AEM air intakes aren't legal in California and states following California emission standards, while others are 50 - state legal. Check the 21 - 548P vehicle applications to know the legal status for your vehicle. Part #: 21 - 548P

Using the AEM 21 - 548P Cold Air Intake System is easy. First, remove the restrictive factory air filter and air intake housing from your Infiniti G35 (2003 - 2006). Then, install the new intake system following the provided instructions. Make sure it's properly connected to the engine and all the emissions control devices. When driving, you'll notice improved performance right away. As for maintenance, keep an eye on the AEM Dryflow air filter. It can go up to 100,000 miles before needing a clean, but this depends on your driving conditions. If you drive in dusty or dirty areas, you may need to clean it more often. To clean the filter, use a mild soap and water solution, then let it dry completely before reinstalling. Before using the intake system, check the legal status in your state. Some versions aren't legal in California and states with similar emission standards, so always check the vehicle applications for your model.