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The 2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4 has power, dynamic stability and is light-years beyond its predecessor. It also has more size and weight than the previous SRT4.
K&N's 63-1560 air intake system for the Dodge Caliber SRT with a 2.4 liter turbo engine
2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4
K&N has released a performance air intake system (63-1560) for the 2008 and 2009 Dodge Caliber SRT-4 with 2.4 liter turbo engine.
K&N air intake system 63-1560 installed in 2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4
Dyno chart for 2008 Dodge Caliber SRT4
K&N dynamometer tests show an estimated 10.85 horsepower gain at 5500 RPM. K&N engineers were able to get this additional power because the original factory airbox and original air filter were restrictive. K&N cold air intake systems are designed to reduce intake restriction and at the same time, smooth and straighten airflow while providing excellent filtration. This results in a power gain along with outstanding engine protection.
The
63-1560 uses a washable and reusable high-flow K&N air filter (RU-3570) and a powder coated heat shield in place of the vehicle's stock airbox. The heat shield isolates the K&N air filter from engine heat. There is a factory fresh air intake duct that delivers outside air to the K&N air filter housed within the heat shield.
The K&N intake tube attaches directly to the turbo inlet providing smooth air flow to the engine. The
63-1560 includes all necessary hardware, uses factory mount points and has provisions for factory vent hoses.
The washable and reusable K&N air filter can perform for up to 100,000 miles before service is required. It takes about 90 minutes to install and is covered by K&N’s Million Mile Limited Warranty.
The Citroen C1 is in the microcar class. It is considered a triplet with the Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo in style and power. The tiny two-seat cars were made to go head-to-head with the Smart car. The Aygo is sold mostly in Europe.
K&N air intake system 57-0669 for Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 107 and Citroen C1 with 1.0 liter engines
K&N has developed a performance air induction system (57-0669) for several microcars with 1.0 liter engines. See the complete list of make and models below.
The 57-0669 is equipped with a washable and reusable chrome top lifetime K&N air filter. This high flow K&N air intake is designed to achieve extra horsepower by delivering virtually free flowing air to the engine. The included flexible hose directs outside air to K&N air filter.
The K&N high-flow air filter is washable and reusable. The K&N cold air intake system is designed to free your vehicle from much of the original air box restriction while providing more power and excellent filtration.
Custom mounting hardware is included to keep the K&N air filter firmly in place. It takes about 90 minutes or less to install this K&N air induction system with simple hand tools.
The K&N 57-0669 air induction system fits the following vehicles:
K&N sponsored teen racer Jacob Pearlman won the Tri-C Karters Paradise Chevrolet Fall Series Championship in the Touch-and-Go Senior class.
Grange Racetrack hosted Tri-C Karters paradise Chevrolet Fall Series in high desert east of Los Angeles, California
Pearlman was fast and consistent throughout the fall championship season. He finished on the podium in every event on his way to his first championship as a Senior-class racer.
K&N teen sponsored racer took first place in the IFK or International Karting Federation sanctioned racing event
The 16-year-old drove his No.125 DPK Birel Kart with K&N products during the International Karting Federation sanctioned racing season.
Pearlman competed on the Grange Racetrack in Apple Valley, California and ran in front of the pack. Grange is situated in the high desert northeast of Los Angeles and is the fastest and most technical kart track in Southern California.
“The short fall days and limited daylight made the circuit even more challenging,” said Pearlman. “Running part of the day under the lights makes the tough circuit even more challenging. In order to be competitive, engine and chassis turning were critical to ensure our kart ran well with the changing temperatures. We rely on K&N products to ensure peak performance and maximum reliability in our karts, race car and tow vehicles.”
The Tri-C Karters is one America’s oldest and most competitive IFK Sanctioned
Karting organizations. Pearlman’s final race event of the year will be the California State Karting Championships over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Rally Racer Andrew “ACP” Comrie-Picard and guest co-driver Chrissie Beavis will debut the first rally-prepared Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X in Canada.
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo X will debut at Rally of the Tall Pines near Bancroft, Ontario in Canada
Rally Racer Andrew Comrie-Picard at K&N booth at SEMA in Las Vegas, Nevada
“We really want to take this opportunity to put the car through its paces on gravel for the first time before we get to the serious building stage,” said Comrie-Picard. “It’s an amazing car and we look forward to getting it out there into gravel rally competition.”
Andrew Comrie-Picard and X-Games co-driver Jen Horsey in K&N booth at SEMA
Mitsubishi Lancer Evo IX that went end over end at the X Games at SEMA
Comrie-Picard drove the car to a Modern division victory at the Targa Newfoundland in September, where it broke ground on the tarmac in a standard class.
“This Evo X is fantastic right out of the box, and we’ll be able to hold our own, but we have modest expectations for our debut gravel event,” he said. “Our vehicle preparation has just begun.”
The team plans to develop the Evo X for gravel over the course of the coming year, bringing performance modifications online throughout the season.
Comrie-Picard recently returned from the SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) show in Las Vegas, Nevada. He signed autographs at the K&N booth in front of his Rally Car that went end-over-end at the X-games. The car was suspended from the ceiling in the K&N booth and could be seen from almost every advantage point in the Central Hall at the Las Vegas Convention Center.
“K&N filters have been our choice for a decade,” he said. “We race in a high-dust, high-speed environment and K&N keeps contaminants out of our engines.”
His next race will be the Rally of the Tall Pines. It features some of the toughest driving challenges in North America with conditions often referred to as winter roads and summer ditches. Unpredictable weather at this time of year means the roads can be slick with ice or snow. This early in the winter there are no cushioning snow banks to help keep the cars out of deep ditches.
More than 40 teams are expected to take the start at this event and Team ACP will have the first and only Evo X in the field. The rally takes place November 20-22 and includes more than 150 kilometers of competition near Bancroft, Ontario in Canada.
Taylor Nicole Synder is a high-school sophomore from San Diego, California. She is also a dancer, cheerleader and a CORR
(Championship Off Road Racing) Junior 2 Kart Class racer.
Taylor Nicole Snyder is third overall in points for the CORR Trophy Kart Junior 2 Division
CORR Junior 2 Kart Racer Taylor Nicole Snyder
Synder has had a good racing season. She is third overall in points for the Trophy Kart Junior 2 Division.
She is also the first girl to win in the series and the first girl to be in the top five overall in points
ProComp Motorsports Trophy Kart with K&N air filter on display at SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association) in Las Vegas, Nevada
CORR Junior 2 Kart Class Racer Taylor Nicole Snyder at an autograph session at the race track
Her father, Loren Snyder said he is her proud crew chief and banker. “When she won her first race, I realized Taylor was wiping the dirt off of her face onto my shirt,” he said. “Besides
her banker and crew chief I also realized I’m her Handi-Wipe.”
Taylor said the pink rim design on her Trophy Kart is a target on the track. “The boys know I’m a girl
because of the pink and they don’t want me to beat them,” she said. “They really come after me
during my races. It’s okay, because I love what I do and I love meeting the fans especially the little girls who want to race one day too.”
Snyder grew up around motorsports, including fast boats and motocross. She has plans to race again next season.
Her Trophy Kart was on display at SEMA (Specialty Equipment Market Association)
at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Nevada. “We use K&N filters because it is the one thing I don’t have to worry about when Taylor races,” said Loren Synder. “K&N is the best.”
