K&N Cold Air Intake Kit: High Performance, Increase Horsepower: Compatible with 2012-2015 NISSAN (Juke) 69-7079TS

What a difference to the car now absolutely love it

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This product came but the holes didn’t line up with the fixture such a shame unsure how this happened.

Alles bestens 👍👍👍

Très bon produit. Facile installation.

El mejor del mercado, facil instalacion y magnificos resultados, tanto en sonido como en potencia!

Pros:Better fitment than InjenEasy maintenanceSS & Zinc plated hardwareTurbo spooling up is really loudLooks like an OEM pieceBetter throttle responseCons:Obviously the price. It's about $90 more expensive than Injen's SRI.The hardware isn't labeled & the instructions don't say which bolts go where. So it was little bit of trial and error.I swapped out my old Injen SRI for this K&N SRI and it's night & day. The fitment is better. It doesn't rub on the brake booster. Removing the filter is easier. You loosen the clamp on the filter and it comes right off. Injen's placement of the filter on their SRI was an afterthought. You have to remove the entire intake in order to remove the filter because it can't slide off from the front. The hardware is also better. My Injen hardware started to discolor after 4 months of being on my Juke. K&N's hardware is SS & zinc plated. The coupler is also the correct size, unlike Injen, who sends you a coupler that is a little too short.If you're like me and you're not happy with Injen's SRI, give K&N a shot. You won't be disappointed.

Ive had this intake for 2 months now and here are the key takeaways: 1. Noticeable increase in MPG. Mine went up by 5MPG! Make sure you clean MAF sensor while you are installing intake. 2. You will hear your turbo spool and discharge. Some like it, some dont. 3. Your accelerator pedal will vibrate more. It was disconcerting at first but I got used to it. I havent felt a seat of the pants increase in performance, but the increased MPG pays for itself in the long run. I used to get 24.8MPG now I get 30.1. I have an 2014 AWD Juke Nismo which is always on AWD mode and mostly in Normal driving mode. I have a 30 mile commute each way on weekdays from Queens NY to Long Island NY.