AEM Cold Air Intakes for Mustang, Camaro, Civic, WRX, Silverado

What AEM Induction Covers

Cold Air Intake Systems

AEM Induction builds vehicle specific cold air intake and short ram systems that replace restrictive factory plumbing while retaining the sensors and mounting points required for the application.

Brute Force and Cold Air Induction

Truck and Muscle Car Airflow

Brute Force kits support popular American trucks and performance cars with large filter area, sealed or open inlet layouts, and application matched intake tubing for reliable daily driving and towing use.

DryFlow Filter Technology

Oil Free Serviceable Filtration

DryFlow synthetic filters use dry media that can be cleaned and reused without filter oil. That makes routine service straightforward for owners who want airflow and filtration without an oiled filter service step.

Import and Turbocharged Applications

Fitment for Modern Platforms

AEM catalog coverage includes Honda, Subaru, Mazda, BMW, Toyota, Hyundai and domestic platforms. Select the kit by exact engine and production year because inlet routing and sensor provisions vary.

Build a Complete Intake Path

Supporting Intake Parts

Pair the correct intake kit with a replacement panel filter, filter wrap, service kit, or intake tube only after confirming that each component shares the vehicle application.

Top AEM Induction Products and Brands

• AEM Brute Force. High flow cold air intake systems for trucks and muscle cars
• AEM Cold Air Induction. Vehicle specific systems for popular import and domestic platforms
• AEM DryFlow. Dry synthetic reusable filters and direct replacement panels
• AEM Short Ram. Compact intake systems with strong intake sound and service access
• AEM Filter Wraps. Pre filter protection for dusty or wet operating conditions
• K&N Engineering. Broad fitment intake and air filter options for similar platforms
• Airaid. Truck and muscle car intake systems with serviceable media options
• Injen. Import and domestic intake systems for shared performance platforms

How to Choose the Correct AEM Induction intake

• Confirm the exact year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain before ordering.
• Use the product fitment tool and review the product page notes for production break details.
• Match the component to the intended power level, duty cycle, and driving use.
• Check whether factory sensors, brackets, ducts, or mounting points are retained.
• Review required supporting parts before beginning installation.
• Confirm clearance with existing engine, suspension, body, or electrical modifications.
• Compare material, finish, and service requirements for the environment where the vehicle is used.
• Use supplied dimensions and specifications when the build uses nonstock components.
• Plan for professional installation when tuning, wiring, alignment, or engine machining is required.
• Inspect the shipment before installation and contact support with any fitment question.

Common Questions

What does AEM Induction make?

AEM Induction makes cold air intake systems, short ram intakes, Brute Force kits, DryFlow filters, replacement panel filters, tubing and intake service accessories.

Do AEM intakes require a tune?

Most vehicle specific AEM intake systems are designed to work with the factory calibration. A tune may be appropriate when the vehicle has major supporting engine modifications.

What is an AEM DryFlow filter?

DryFlow is a cleanable and reusable dry synthetic filter media. It does not require oil during normal service.

Will an AEM intake fit my Mustang or Camaro?

Use the year, engine, trim, and drivetrain filter on the product page. AEM offers applications for many Mustang and Camaro configurations, but fitment is kit specific.

Does AEM offer truck intake kits?

Yes. Brute Force and other AEM intake systems cover many Silverado, F-150, Ram and SUV applications.

Can I clean a DryFlow filter?

Yes. Follow the AEM cleaning instructions and allow the filter to dry fully before reinstalling it.

Are AEM filters oiled?

DryFlow filters are dry media. Confirm the specific product description because filter style and service needs vary by part number.

What supporting parts may I need?

Some applications benefit from a filter wrap or service kit. Retain factory sensors and hardware unless the product instructions specify otherwise.

Can I install an AEM intake at home?

Many bolt on systems are suitable for experienced DIY installation. Follow the supplied instructions and disconnect the battery when recommended.

How do I get AEM fitment help?

Filter by your complete vehicle information and contact Black Ops Auto Works before ordering if the product page leaves any application question.

Why Buy AEM Induction from Black Ops Auto Works

Black Ops Auto Works stocks 193 AEM Induction SKUs with real fitment data, competitive pricing, and support from staff who build these vehicles themselves. Products are filterable by year, make, model, trim, engine, and drivetrain to confirm the correct application before ordering.

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