They currently do not produce a CAI for pickups older than 2007. I spoke to them and the more requests they receive the more likely they are to start producing them. They make a good intake from the reviews and what I have gathered. If you are interested in seeing them make one go to there site and let them know. I will link it in here.

Just click on couldn't find your vehicle and fill the form out.

 

I have never heard of this company before.

What makes there product better or different than what is currently on the market?

Are there products C.A.R.B. Approved?

 

Their kits look like an overpriced version of the Volant kits.

 

I believe they are new, I hadn't heard of them until about 2 months ago. Their products look pretty nice, they are aluminum from what their site says. As far as over priced, they aren't to far off price with many others.

I think there kits just look cleaner and better I guess compared to some.

 

it looks nice but i noticed on the web site its not even a sealed box like the stocker or the volant, its only 3-sided. i don't like that

 

The new 2014+ kits are over $400, that's just absurb.

Airaid intake tube ftw.

 

This. +1.

It's going to be hard to find people to buy into this when the Airraid Intake Tube is proven to be better.

 

While I am not trying to discourage you, If there products are not CARB approved, It will be hard for anyone in the state of CA to use them. I think some other states are starting to follow this in there smog program as well.

The all aluminum with a thermal coating is an interesting concept though...

 

I'm not sure if they are carb approved honestly. I don't have that problem in Wyoming so I didn't think to ask.

Agree on the thermal coating, I'm sure it helps but a test to see how much would be nice.

 

A turbo is a nice CAI