Cold Air Intakes

You already know what the air intake in your Ford F-150 does. Also called an air induction system, it pulls oxygen into your engine's cylinders through an intake manifold. That oxygen mixes with gas, your spark plugs ignite the mix, and it burns, producing the power the engine runs on.

Want to improve your engine's power output and efficiency, though? Replace your factory induction system with a Roush Performance cold air intake. The benefit is straightforward: cooler, denser air gets pulled into the engine, and that means more and higher-quality air for combustion. But how do cold air intakes work? It's also pretty simple. Your engine air filter gets relocated to just outside the engine compartment, near a fender or sometimes above a wheel well. These are places where the filter can get access to that freer-flowing and cooler air. Otherwise, induction systems -- everything from air filter assemblies and mass airflow sensors to air metering systems and oxygen sensors -- work the same.

Upgrade Your Ford F-150 Air Intake -- Install a Roush Performance Induction System. The Truck Lot has the best you can get for the F-150 you love -- the genuine Roush article, compatible with your pickup truck right off the shelf. Save some project time and order online today!