Install the cold air intake system for your vehicle

Install the cold air intake system for your vehicle

Ballin' on a budget? Wanna bump your horse power for around 200 dollars and make your engine shine? This cold air intake system takes about a half an hour to install and man is it worth it. Watch Mad Mike install it right before your eyes with this car tutorial video. The Bronco's engine is a beast, but it can be even stronger by replacing it for an air intake system. Watch as Mad Mike guides you along the transformation process with step by step instructions. Install the cold air intake system for your truck with this instructional video.

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