AEM Red Cold Air Intake Nissan 350Z 2003-2006

The AEM 21 - 547R Cold Air Intake System is a game - changer for your Nissan 350Z from 2003 to 2006. It boosts horsepower and torque by replacing the factory's restrictive air filter and intake housing. Dynamically tuned and tested, this system is a perfect fit for specific Nissan 350Z models. The oversized AEM Dryflow synthetic washable air filter, located in the driver - side wheel well behind the front bumper, allows excellent air flow, filtration, and performance. This strategic placement lowers the intake air temperature, which directly translates to more power. The mandrel - bent aluminum intake tubing has a tough red powder - coated finish. It's also designed to work with the engine's factory emissions control devices, like the mass air flow sensor and engine breather hose. The AEM Dryflow air filter, shaped like a tapered cylinder, is made from oil - free synthetic media. You can use it for up to 100,000 miles before cleaning (depending on your 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 other states following California emission standards, while others are legal across all 50 states. Check the 21 - 547R vehicle applications to know the legal status for your car. Part #: 21 - 547R

Using the AEM 21 - 547R Cold Air Intake System in your Nissan 350Z is straightforward. First, remove the factory air filter and intake housing. Then, install the new intake system in place. Make sure all connections are secure, especially those related to the emissions control devices. When it comes to maintenance, the AEM Dryflow air filter can last up to 100,000 miles before it needs cleaning. However, this may vary based on your driving conditions. If you often drive in dusty areas, you might need to clean it more frequently. Cleaning is simple - just follow the instructions that come with the filter. Before you use the intake system, check the legal status in your state. Some states have strict emission standards, and using an illegal intake can get you in trouble. If you're not sure, refer to the 21 - 547R vehicle applications for guidance.