Take the performance of your vehicle to the next level with the addition of Flowmaster's Delta Force Performance Air Intake system for 2019-2022 RAM 2500/3500 trucks with the 6.4-liter engine. Dyno gains of 13 hp and 17 lb-ft over stock at the rear wheels. The Delta Force system contains an ultra-trick looking, custom molded black Cross-Linked Polyethylene (XLPE) high-flow intake tube, black anodized aluminum fittings, high quality reinforced silicone couplers and all stainless steel hardware for long life and a custom look. Other features include a large diameter high-flow conical shaped 8-layer cotton gauze air filter, which traps more dirt than typical 6-layer designs, a custom-fit black powder-coated air dam with attachment brackets to securely mount the system in place along with soft bumpers to eliminate any metal to metal contact under the hood. This Performance Air Intake system is a great addition to an application that has a performance exhaust and tuner.
FEATURES:
- Max gains of 13 hp and 17 lb-ft at the rear wheels over stock
- Serviceable lifetime high-flow 8 panel cotton gauze filter
- Cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) high-flow intake tube
- Serviceable with our Delta Force cleaning kit (#615001)
- High quality components with custom look
- No cutting or drilling for easy installation
- No special tuning required
EMISSIONS
This part is legal under the provisions of EPA’s Tampering Policy dated November 23rd, 2020. The company has reasonable basis (test results) to verify that this product allows the vehicle to operate within legal emissions standards and is therefore legal to be sold for on-street use in all states that accept the legal provisions of the Clean Air Act and the EPA Tampering Policy. This product is NOT LEGAL FOR SALE OR USE IN THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Testing with the California Air Resources Board, in order to achieve 50-state compliance, is pending with CARB. Once testing is complete with California, and an E.O. number is issued, this product will be updated to 50-state legal status.
