Holley iNTECH Intake Install/Review

[ExpeditionBuilds]

Got it installed last night in around an hour. 90 degrees in my garage, so a lot of sweat, but minimal swearing. So far ive got about 50 miles on it and it feels smooth. I definitely can hear a little bit more of the engine and a little more of the turbo thus far. it's subtle, but I am generally super in tune to my vehicles and notice any variation in sound. After fiddling with it, I found it was easiest to pop the airbox back out and install the filter into the box and the tube into the filter outside of the Jeep and then put the whole setup back into the engine bay as 1 piece. then it was just a slight rotation to make sure all was lined up.

Nice to hear! I think smoothness of power delivery is the calling card of this intake. Post your impressions after you've had a chance to run it in.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5HJ5REOo6XbFuakJem6TTw


-Steven

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[KU310R]

Hi Steven, can you post a link for the Holley air intake as I can't seem to find it for sale on their website? Has it been discontinued or is there a newer type of intake available?

Keep up the good work on Youtube. Your videos are really helpful!

 

[ExpeditionBuilds]

Hi Steven, can you post a link for the Holley air intake as I can't seem to find it for sale on their website? Has it been discontinued or is there a newer type of intake available?

Keep up the good work on Youtube. Your videos are really helpful!

Hi, good hearing from you and thanks for the kind remarks regarding the videos. For reasons unknown to me, Holley stopped producing this intake for the 2.0L., which is a shame as it's an excellent intake system.

Check out the AFE intakes, I like the design of these as well. Here's a link: https://afepower.com/suv/jeep/wrangler/2018-2019-2020-2021-2022-2023-2024-2025-jl-l4-2-0l-t

Steven

 

[Kracka]

aFe and Mishimoto both make excellent intakes for the 3.6 & 2.0 JLs.

 

[KU310R]

Thanks for the suggestions guys! Your advice is much appreciated!

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