2010 Nissan Pathfinder Cold Air Intakes

Reviewed By James G (Laurel, MD) Reviewed for a 2010 Nissan Pathfinder —1/27/2011 2:15 PM

Pros - Install was straight up. Once installed the Pathfinder shifted better, aggressive sound, and it averaged about 50 more miles per tank of gas. There is more power in the lower RPM's so it's a lot easier to accelerate. Autoanything.com had the best price. I bought my Volant with the powercore filter and looking forward to the 100k life span of the filter. Cons - Couldn't install all the bolts in the filter box because all the holes did not line up. It also didn't come with a ram scoop like I was expecting. Looked at why and the oil cooler is located in front where the ram scoop would be. Would still like them to install at my desecration.

Reviewed By Aries G (BOTHELL, WA) Reviewed for a 2008 Nissan Pathfinder —9/19/2014 2:28 AM

I installed the 63 series on my '08 Nissan Pathfinder. Install went smoothly with the vehicle specific instructions in about 45 minutes. My VDC (traction control) light came on after install, but went back off after driving around for a couple of minutes. This was probably related to the battery being disconnected as part of the install rather than to the K&N intake. Throttle response is crisper. Wide open throttle sounds throatier. Can't verify HP gains without a dyno. A great buy!

Reviewed By Bentley L (MAGNA, UT) Reviewed for a 2012 Nissan Pathfinder —7/5/2014 10:03 AM

Looks really nice and love the deeper sound that it brings. Gas mileage has decreased slightly, but mainly got it for the purpose of added torque and power when pulling my trailer.