Cold Air Intake on a 2004 Dodge Dakota 3.7

My Dakota is in very good condition for its age. During the last 4 years I have owned it, I have replaced one wheel-bearing, front brake pads and the coolant flushed outside of preventive maintenance. Last couple of months I have thought about installing a cold air intake, add a little power and MPG with some deeper sound.

My question is, am I putting my engine’s good health and reliability at risk by adding an air intake since it’s an older vehicle with over 134,000 miles?

I just think you won’t gain any performance advantage or fuel economy improvement whatsoever with that cold air intake

I’d personally save my money for maintenance and repairs on the truck

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I’d pass, nothing to be gained. Better sound? Try a cat back exhaust.

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Appreciate the feedback guys, and I look more into the exhaust option.

Your Dakota came with a cold air intake from the factory.

Tester

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