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aFe Momentum GT Cold Air Intake System w/ Pro DRY S Filter Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe 22-25 L4-2.0L (t)
$435.12
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$435.12
$435.12
Tech Specs
- Brand
- aFe
- SKU
- AFE50-70140D
- Shipping weight
- 12.0 lb
Give your Grand Cherokee 4xe the airflow it deserves with the Momentum GT Cold Air Intake. Designed for maximum performance, easy installation, and long-term durability, this system delivers improved airflow while maintaining a clean, factory-style fit. Momentum’s unique filter-to-housing interface was built to feature the largest air filter possible. This 9” tall 360-degree radial flow air filter features a 5" flange and our oil-free Pro DRY S media with three layers of synthetic media for maximum convenience. Its progressive layering provides great filtration efficiency and dust holding capacity, while not requiring the use of oils. This media is best suited for street use. Its inverted top makes for more filter surface area, resulting in longer service intervals. A smooth, one-piece sealed housing paired with a large clear sight window for easy inspection and bold, aggressive styling. With a streamlined design and factory-style fitment, installation is straightforward and requires no permanent modifications.
- Clear sight window lets you inspect the filter without removing the housing
- Sealed one-piece airbox helps draw in cooler air for improved performance
- Premium stainless-steel clamps resist corrosion and ensure a secure fit
- Dyno-tested intake tube optimized for airflow and power gains
- Easy filter installation with innovative housing design
- Large Pro DRY S high performance air filter
- No cutting or drilling required
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