Injen 2016-2019 Ford Fiesta ST 1.6L Turbo 4Cyl Polished Short Ram

$ 270.95

Short Ram system is a direct fit for your 2016-2019 Fiesta ST - no check engine lights or special kits needed for this intake kit.

The Injen SP Series Intake Systems Feature the Patent Pending MR Technology Process for Optimal Gains and a Safe A/F Ratio. The Injen SP Series Intake System does not limit itself to just a Cold Air System or Short Ram System. The MR Technology process has its effects on both types. The Injen SP Series Intake is The World's First Tuned Intake System

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It's ok, better options out there.

If you want your 2016+ to make turbo sounds without CELs or additional costs, this is your ticket. Lacks actual performance. Sucks hot air in the summer. You would do better to pick up the new Whoosh intake. To do it again I would get the 2014 EVAP harness then get a proper intake.

Well, it makes turbo noises which is cool. Sucks hot air, which isn't.

I was cautioned about this intake, and I ordered it anyways knowing full well it was a hot-air intake - but I wanted whooshy turbo sounds and it definitely provided! In SoCal summers I have to swap back to my stock intake because intake temps with the Injen got way too high while sitting in traffic (130-140f). I don't think it really added any power but for a simple to install intake it added a few smiles-per-gallon. It sounds best when paired with a Turbosmart EM VR2 plumb-back diverter (also available here at whoosh) to give it the full "rally car" sound signature. I am currently looking at other intake options because I want something I can just leave on year-round.

Be careful when installing the nut/bolt on the heatshield closest to the drivers' side of the car, if you overtighten the end of the bolt touches the wiring harness under the shield (at least it did on my 2017) - I rectified this buy cutting a short length of tubing and using it as a spacer so the bolt didn't stick out as far underneath the tray.