Colección: 2015-2020 F-150 Cold Air Intakes

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published gain for CORSA 49950D: 13 HP on the 2015-2020 F-150 5.0L V8, with no tune required. Exact test model year, fuel, baseline, and dyno conditions were not stated. Source: https://www.corsaperformance.com/products/2015-2019-ford-f150-5-0l-v8-drytech-closed-box-air-intake-49950d. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

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Claimed power gain

Roush states that exact part 421981 delivered over 28 RWHP and 27 lb-ft of rear-wheel torque when tested on a 2016 F-150 3.5L EcoBoost without custom tuning. Test/application: 2016 Ford F-150 3.5L EcoBoost with the Roush cold air intake; the page also lists 2015-2017 2.7L/3.5L and Raptor fitment, but the numerical test is specifically identified as the 2016 3.5L platform. Conditions: Roush states no custom tuning or PCM recalibration is required. Fuel, baseline, and other dyno conditions are not stated. Source: https://www.roushperformance.com/products/roush-2015-plus-ecoboost-v6-f150-cold-air-intake. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

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Claimed power gain

Roush states that exact part 421980 delivers over 13.9 RWHP and 19.7 lb-ft of rear-wheel torque without PCM recalibration. Test/application: 2015-2017 Ford F-150 5.0L V8 with the Roush cold air intake. Conditions: Roush states no PCM recalibration is required. The exact dyno model year, fuel, baseline, and other test conditions are not stated. Source: https://www.roushperformance.com/products/roush-2015-plus-v8-f150-cold-air-intake. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

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Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 77-2619KC: 6.38 HP at 5497 RPM for 2018-2024 Ford F-150 V6 3.3L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/77-2619kc-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 77-2617KC: 21.44 HP at 4489 RPM for 2015-2022 Ford F-150/Raptor V6 2.7L and 3.5L. K&N says the product is wheel-dynamometer tested; exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, and hardware configuration are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/77-2617kc-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 77-2591KP: 13.86 HP at 4553 RPM for 2015-2020 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/77-2591kp-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 71-2591: 11.39 HP at 4553 RPM for 2015 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/71-2591-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

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Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 70-2591: 14.6 HP at 6000 RPM for 2016-2020 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L. No tune required; K&N states the gain is dyno-proven on the stock tune. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/70-2591-nextgen-aluminum-cold-air-intake-ford-f150-v8-5-0l-f-i. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 63-2599: 12.3 HP at 4915 RPM for 2017-2018 Ford F-150 V6 3.5L EcoBoost. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/63-2599-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 63-2596: 12.27 HP at 5686 RPM for 2016 Ford F-150 V6 3.5L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/63-2596-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 63-2593: 19.37 HP at 4500 RPM for 2015-2016 Ford F-150 V6 2.7L EcoBoost. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/63-2593-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 63-2592: 23.01 HP at 3505 RPM for 2015-2016 Ford F-150 V6 3.5L EcoBoost. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/63-2592-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 57-2603: 10.1 HP at 4613 RPM for 2018-2019 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/57-2603-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 57-2593: 19.37 HP at 4500 RPM for 2015 Ford F-150 V6 2.7L EcoBoost. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/57-2593-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 57-2592: 23.01 HP at 3505 RPM for 2015 Ford F-150 V6 3.5L EcoBoost. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/57-2592-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 57-2591: 12.74 HP at 4555 RPM for 2015 Ford F-150 V8 5.0L. K&N publishes this as an estimated dyno gain for the exact SKU/MPN. Exact test vehicle, fuel, tune, hardware configuration, and dyno conditions are not stated on the product page. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/57-2591-performance-air-intake-system. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.

Claimed power gain

Manufacturer-published estimated dyno gain for K&N 50-2609: 32.38 HP at 5332 RPM for Ford F-150/Raptor V6 3.5L. No tune required; K&N states the gain is dyno-proven on the stock tune. Source: https://www.knfilters.com/50-2609-nextgen-cold-air-intake-f150-raptor-v6-3-5l. Manufacturer claim; not independently verified by Anything Coyote.

These are manufacturer power claims gathered from published and online sources. Real-world results vary with your vehicle, its other mods, and driving conditions. Confirm the figure with the manufacturer before you buy. Anything Coyote reports these claims for reference and cannot be held liable for them.