CVF Pro Performance Intake for 2021–2024 Ford Bronco 2.3L EcoBoost - Part #: CVF23BRINT
Fits: 2021–2024 Ford Bronco 2.3L EcoBoost models
Key Features:
- Direct Fit: Designed for all 2021–2024 Ford Bronco 2.3L EcoBoost models
- Performance Gains: Improves airflow for increased horsepower and torque
- Premium Build: High-quality materials for durability and heat resistance
- Aggressive Sound: Delivers a deeper, sportier intake tone
- Easy Installation: Bolt-on design with no tuning required
The CVF Pro Performance Intake is engineered to take your Ford Bronco 2.3L EcoBoost to the next level. By optimizing airflow to the turbocharger, this intake system enhances throttle response and delivers measurable performance gains. Whether you’re tackling off-road trails or cruising the highway, you’ll experience improved power and a more exhilarating driving feel.
Precision Engineering for Maximum Efficiency
Crafted from premium materials, the CVF Pro Intake is built to withstand extreme conditions while maintaining peak performance. Its heat-resistant design ensures cooler, denser air reaches your engine, translating to better combustion and more power. Plus, the precision-fit construction guarantees a hassle-free installation without the need for custom tuning.
2021+ Bronco 2.3L CVF Pro Performance Cold Air Intake System
2021-2025 Ford Bronco EcoBoost 2.3L (t) Gas Increased Airflow and Lower Intake Air Temperature:
Cold Air Intakes draw a larger volume of cool air from outside the engine bay compared to stock intakes. They are especially beneficial for turbocharged engines for two primary reasons: increased volume of air at intake and decreased intake air temperature.
Increased Air Flow:
The turbocharger's ability to "boost" is dependent on airflow from the intake. With increased air flow, the turbocharger can compress more air into the engine (as long as the air is cool). This results in higher boost pressure, enhancing power output and overall engine performance. A steady and ample supply of air to the turbocharger also allows it to spool up faster and deliver boost more quickly.
Decreased Intake Air Temperature:
Turbochargers have to work harder to compress hot air than cold air, impacting turbocharger efficiency. When intake air temperatures are lower, the turbocharger can compress more air into the engine, resulting in higher boost pressure and increased power output.
High intake air temperatures can also increase the risk of detonation (knocking), which can damage the engine. To prevent damage, the engine management system may reduce boost pressure or adjust the ignition timing, leading to a decrease in performance.
While some benefits of an upgraded intake can be observed on a stock tune, maximizing these benefits is achieved through custom tuning.
