Frequently Asked Questions

Q- How do I order a DUB-air® Intake?
A- Click on the "Ordering Info" or "Dealers" buttons or call (310) 532-6617 to locate a dealer near you.
Q- Do I need to pay a professional mechanic to install it?
A- No. The installation is simple, requires only a couple of standard tools, and step-by-step illustrated instructions are provided specific to each application.
Q- Does the installation take a long time?
A- No. Experienced installers can complete the install in about 20 minutes and the average person will typically complete the job in about 45 minutes.
Q- Will the filter need to be replaced?
A- No. We use a reusable and washable filter with no rubber parts=no deterioration. Simply wash and re-oil filter with our Air Filter Activation kit.
Q- Does the kit come with a cold-air box or is it an open filter design?
A- The kit includes a polished stainless steel box specifically engineered for your vehicle and includes seals to prevent engine heat from entering the intake.
Q- How much Horsepower do I really get from this upgrade?
A- You can expect a 10-20 HP increase depending on the application.
Q- Will the system corrode over time?
A- No. Our clamps are marine-grade stainless steel and the polished stainless will only need to be cleaned and/or polished periodically depending on driving conditions
Q- Do I have to make any modifications to my vehicle so the new intake will fit?
A- No. We do not make kits for vehicles that require modifications or cutting of the fenders, etc.
Q- Will my vehicle pass SMOG or E-Check tests with this product installed?
A- Yes, our system is approved in 49 states and C.A.R.B. pending in California.
Q- Why is it important that your filters don't use rubber tops like all the others?
A- Rubber expands, contracts, and deteriorates over time and will not provide a lifetime of use.
Q- What is the difference between stainless steel and aluminum?
A- Aluminum conducts heat very rapidly while stainless steel remains more thermally stable and becomes much more reflective after polishiong.
Q- Will stainless steel tubing conduct heat from the engine bay and allow intake air to get hot?
A- No, When the engine is running, cooler air is moving much too rapidly through the tubing to ever have the time to warm up from any surrounding heat

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