Best Air intake system for 2019 Rubicon

[Woody22]

Anyone know what would be the best air intake system for 2019 Rubicon 2.4L gas?

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[fat_head]

Whats wrong with the stock intake?

 

[AnnDee4444]

Anyone know what would be the best air intake system for 2019 Rubicon 2.4L gas?

Might want to learn more about your vehicle before replacing parts.

 

[limeade]

The stock system. Not going to see any increases in anything (will see a decrease in your bank account though) unless you also add a custom tune, exhaust, etc. to take advantage of the additional (however minute) air flow.

 

[BrntWS6]

I have the Mopar CAI, it's one of the more efficient systems due to the hood vent. You get a ram air effect, but that also means you have to cut a hole in your hood.

There is another kit that uses the stock Rubicon hood vent so no cutting. Can't remember the name though.

 

[wolfdog]

I think it's been proven stock filtering is better off road. I'd say without other engine mods stay stock, save $$$!!!

Go Jeep!!!

 

[DaltonGang]

I wouldnt waste your time with aftermarket air intakes. I would and have switched out my filter to a higher volume reusable "Dry Filter". I installed an AFE Dry filter. I noticed a slightly smoother idle, and it seems to be a little more responsive.
I would stay away from any reusable "Oiled Filter". Too many sensors that do not like being coated in oil.

 

[Wabujitsu]

I’m still scratching my head over a 2.4L in a 2019 Rubi. Am I missing something?

 

[Woody22]

Whats wrong with the stock intake?

Looking for some extra horse power, better sound.

I’m still scratching my head over a 2.4L in a 2019 Rubi. Am I missing something?

A little better gas mileage and torque. It is a turbo as well.

 

[Woody22]

Might want to learn more about your vehicle before replacing parts.

This is why I'm here asking these types of questions

 

[Spank]

Looking for some extra horse power, better sound.

A little better gas mileage and torque. It is a turbo as well.

Sound is all you're gonna get putting a CAI on a Wrangler.

 

[entropy]

Looking for some extra horse power, better sound.

A little better gas mileage and torque. It is a turbo as well.

You wont get any better MPG or HP.

Your Jeep has a 4 cylinder 2.0L engine by the way.

 

[aldo98229]

This is why I'm here asking these types of questions

Okay the joke’s been going on long enough.

Yer being made fun of: there’s no 2.4L offered on JL. There’s a 2.0 turbo, a 3.6 V6 and a 3.0 turbodiesel.

Per your question: I wouldn’t waste money on a CAI for a Wrangler. The factory air box is pretty efficient as it is. More so when you consider off-roading conditions and engine noise levels.

I put a Mopar CAI on my JKs strictly because I hated the factory sound of the V6, and the CAI provided a nice growl under acceleration. But there were no other advantages.

I can’t hear the V6 on my JL, and that’s the way I like it. So I’m not going to waste my money on a CAI this time.

Welcome to the forum BTW.

 

[Wabujitsu]

Looking for some extra horse power, better sound.

A little better gas mileage and torque. It is a turbo as well.

Woody, welcome to the forum! Please know the teasing about you not knowing what size engine you have is all good-natured. I’ve learned a lot about our Jeeps since joining this forum. You will too - and you may also teach us a thing or two!

 

[sourdough]

Anyone know what would be the best air intake system for 2019 Rubicon 2.4L gas?

I have the Mopar CAI, it's one of the more efficient systems due to the hood vent. You get a ram air effect, but that also means you have to cut a hole in your hood.

Yep! Mopar CAI, True outside air. You have the option of using supplied (dry style) high volume or stock paper filters. I installed one, no regrete or issues. Mopar says increased performance but gives no numbers. I make no claims other than, I like it.

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