2019-2023 Ranger Roush Cold Air Intake Review & Install

Practical Performance Boost. One of the most practical methods of boosting performance is by installing a cold air intake. If you’re looking for an intake for your Ranger, you couldn’t do better than the Roush Cold Air Intake. This air intake is designed to fit perfectly into your truck’s engine bay, providing an OE look that’s only given away by the advanced dry air filter. In fact, this intake even allows you to reuse your factory snorkel. More importantly, this component is designed to deliver large amounts of clean cold air to your engine, ensuring total fuel combustion and boosting power and torque.
No ECU Tuning Required. This cold air intake is engineered to provide improved performance numbers via its free-flowing design and high-flow air filter. It does not require an ECU re-tune, as it works with your factory tune. That being said, an ECU re-tune in the future will always be beneficial to your truck as this will optimize performance benefits.
High Efficiency, Superior Flow Dry Air Filter Included. This cold air intake includes an advanced dry air filter. Specifically, this air filter features 21% more surface area compared to stock for improved filtration efficiency. Furthermore, this design does not compromise air flow, ensuring your engine constantly receives cold air. Moreover, this air filter is designed for easy cleaning, making it completely reusable. This way, you get to save the cost of regular filter replacement.
Rugged Build Quality. This cold air intake features an air box computer designed to match the form of your stock air box lid providing an OE-grade fit. This air box lid is then injection-molded using rugged thermoplastic and features a clear sight window, allowing you to monitor the condition of the air filter without disassembly. The air inlet tube on the other hand is designed and constructed with minimal bends, eliminating turbulence. Finally, this assembly features a black finish for bold under-the-hood looks.
Trouble-Free Install Procedure. This cold air intake is installed into your Ranger’s factory air system location without the need for modifications. Additionally, all necessary hardware is included, and installation is completed with just standard hand tools.
Includes a 90-Day Limited Warranty. This Roush Cold Air Intake includes a 90-day limited warranty against factory defects. Please visit the manufacturer’s website for more details.
CARB Certified. This Roush Performance Cold Air Intake is CARB certified for the Ranger under CARB E.O. D-418-38. This makes this air system completely street legal.
Application. The Roush Cold Air Intake fits all 2019-2023 Ford Ranger models.
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[@DavidHernandez-hc6xm]

Mpg increase?

[@DemsRdisguisedredcoats]

Seriously doubt this adds $450 dollars worth of performance over my factory replacement K&N filter that came with my Ford Performance tuner.. little bit of eye candy maybe. Sorry.

[@ddroz23]

100. that is a go fast sticker basically.

[@ddroz23]

That isn't goin to do Jack shit unless you are going over factory Boost or major upgrade. It sounds great but that is it. May be 5 HP. Maybe a little more response. I can respect the sound upgrade but $450. Naw bro. This biggest issue is the small let for the Ranger not the Intake box. It is so weird. that needs fixing first.

[@HVACENGINEER94]

perhaps $225.00 even then i’m hesitant because I can’t see much of an improvement to justify spending $500.
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