S&B Cold Air Intake System 94-02 Dodge 5.9L Cummins 75-5090

S&B Filters diesel performance intake kits are all about improving airflow to your truck's engine. The S&B 75-5090 flows 36.88% better then the OE Induction System while removing 99.22% of the airborne dirt at the Vehicle's Rated Flow. It's just a matter of superior design. Better airflow translates into a noticeable increase in power, acceleration and most importantly...bragging rights. Breathe easy, your engine is protected. - By using premium grade materials, S&B filters stand above the rest in protecting your expensive engine from dirt and debris bypassing the filter. High Flow Air Tube - Designed to minimize restriction, the air tube on this kit has minimal obstructions from the turbo to the air box, allowing for cooler, denser air. Innovative Fitment - Fits like stock and performs to S&B's strict standards, mounting perfectly to your truck's stock mounting positions. Better Protection From Heat - Premium silicone parts and seals are used that won't tear or crack over time. S&B's one piece air box also features an integrated fender seal designed to keep out unwanted engine heat. Fast and Easy Install - S&B's fit and finish is second to none. With the highest regarded installation instructions on the market, including full color pictures and step by step notes, installation should take less than 60 minutes. Filter Options - With S&B, you have the choice of either an oiled, reusable filter or a dry, disposable filter. The difference? With their oiled version, you can merely clean and oil the filter each time it needs cleaning. With the dry, you'll need to merely toss and replace with a new unit. The choice is yours! S&B's intake kits are engineered to improve the airflow to your car's engine. It starts with years of research and development, as well as the most technically advanced testing. S&B tests to the ISO 5011 Air Filtration Standard in a climate - controlled lab when designing and testing our intake kits. This is the same technology used by Ford, Chrysler and General Motors to design the original induction system that comes on your vehicle. Airflow - It all starts with airflow. The more air that your engine breathes, the more oxygen it receives. More oxygen results in a better combustion. Better combustion translates into more power and better fuel economy. This is why your vehicle runs better on cool mornings than on hot afternoons as cool air is denser and contains more oxygen. You can feed your engine more oxygen by reducing the restriction of the airflow. S&B Thorough Research & Development - During our ISO 5011 testing, we first measure the restriction of the airflow through your vehicle's original induction system in order to establish a baseline. The goal of a Performance Intake Kit is to reduce the restriction of the airflow to your vehicle's engine. In layman's terms, we want to make it easier for the engine to breathe. By reducing the restriction of the airflow, your engine will have better throttle response and produce more horsepower and torque. Since your engine will not have to work as hard to produce the required amount of power - the result is better fuel economy. S&B Backs It Up: Certified Test Results - S&B provides ISO 5011 Certified Test Results for its intake kits, so you can see exactly how much the airflow was improved (restriction decreased) as well as the efficiency of the filter. ISO is a worldwide federation of national standards bodies. The work of preparing International Standards is normally carried out through ISO technical committees. The specific individual International Standard utilized by S&B and automotive manufacturers establishes and specifies uniform test procedures, conditions, equipment, and a performance report to permit the direct laboratory performance comparison of air cleaners, in this case, those used on internal combustion engines and compressors used in automotive and industrial applications. Dry Disposable Filter Option - But do you want a disposable filter? This question really comes down to the end user. Since you are not sacrificing performance with either choice, the decision comes down to would you rather throw away the filter or clean it.