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American Outlaw, AO-CAI - 2012+ JK Cold Air Intake
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This bolt on JK cold air intake will instantly provide your Jeep with more HP and gas mileage. Installs in under an hour using basic hand tools. Low maintenance, easy to clean & looks great. When used in conjunction with the JK exhaust - the X-TREME X-HAUST can add up to 3mpg. hwy, even with those 36's not to mention a noticeable boost in power).
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