K&N High-Flow Original Lifetime Engine Air Filter: Increase Power: Premium, Washable: Compatible with Chrysler/Dodge: 300, Challenger, Charger, 33-2460

Since I purchased my car 2012 Dodge Charger V6 I always noticed a little bit of hesitation especially when putting the pedal down I would get hesitation, almost like it had to spin up to get going. I thought maybe it was the way the car was designed since it did this from day 1 when it was new. This apparently is not the case.It was time to change the factory air filter as I had reached the recommended mileage. So this was the original factory air filter which looks like a typical paper Fram type filter.Upon opening the air cleaner box and pulling out the original factory filter I noticed how dirty it was. Also in the box itself was dirt in the bottom and what appeared to be a dried out 3 x 2 sticker laying in the box thank goodness the filter is in there otherwise it would have gotten sucked into the intake. I used a Shop Vac and cleaned out the air cleaner box. I then installed the new filter. WOW WHAT A DIFFERENCE.No hesitation, no spin up like feeling, press the pedal and it goes immediately! This is the best this car has ever run! I am thoroughly impressed with the acceleration and response I gained just by changing out an air filter. This will be the only filter I have to buy as it is washable and reusable unlike they paper garbage that is just a throw away and restricts airflow.I cannot comment on the gas mileage as the temperature took a 20 degree drop from the previous days which always has a negative effect on gas mileage. I can say this was a good investment as it is only ten dollars more then the throwaway air filters and really improved performance. Its a no brainer getting this filter.

Very quick shipping. Exactly what I ordered. Fit my 2023 Challenger SXT perfectly. And now my car runs so much better. Highly recommend.

Super easy to install, took me less than 15mins. Noticed an improvement, smoother car ride and throttle acceleration.

Its not a giant leap but it's definitely noticeable

I recently installed the K&N High-Flow Original Lifetime Engine Air Filter (part number 33-2460) in my Dodge Charger (it also fits the Chrysler 300 and Challenger with compatible years), and I'm genuinely impressed with the results.Installation was incredibly simple – it dropped right into the factory airbox without any modifications needed. It took just a few minutes.Immediately after installing it, I noticed a subtle but definite improvement in throttle response and acceleration. The engine seems to breathe better, and it feels a bit more eager when I step on the gas. It's not a massive horsepower gain, but the increased power and acceleration are noticeable and appreciated.Knowing it's a washable, lifetime filter is a huge plus. No more buying disposable paper filters! The quality feels premium, and the fact that it's designed to last the lifetime of the vehicle makes it a smart investment in the long run.If you have a compatible Chrysler or Dodge and are looking for a simple, effective upgrade that can potentially increase power and acceleration while saving you money on replacement filters, I highly recommend the K&N High-Flow Air Filter. It's a quality product that performs as advertised.

I bought this filter for my 2023 Challenger GT. The installation was extremely easy. 5 minutes max and you only need a flathead screwdriver. It fits perfect. No, I don’t notice any difference in the way it drives or sounds. If it “adds” any power it’s probably only a hp or two.

It’s been like 1000 miles sounds good and I’m not in much of a dusty environment so I wouldn’t be able to tell if it works very well. It seems to get the job done at a price for a conventional filter

Installed this in my new 300C last night. Takes about 5 minutes (three screws, one hose clamp). Drove the car to work today and immediately noticed a difference! Peppier, with a throatier exhaust note.I have always been skeptical of these things. My logic was: if they work so well, why wouldn't the car companies put them in the car to boost performance and gas mileage a bit from the factory? But there were several people online who swore it would make a difference and I was willing to spend the money just to know I was doing what I could to maximize my car's efficiency AND protect the motor from dust. (It is very dusty where I live.)I really do feel a difference and my exhaust note sounds slightly different. I haven't driven the car enough to see a boost in MPG, but it seems likely considering the car moves easier with a bit less throttle. I cannot believe this tiny change made such a difference in how the car drives.