Shop Ford Bronco cold air intakes for the 2.3L and 2.7L EcoBoost engines, plus dedicated systems for the 3.0L Bronco Raptor. Compare enclosed airboxes, dry filters, and oiled-filter kits from Roush, K&N, aFe, Injen, COBB, S&B, CVF, Mishimoto, Volant, and CORSA. Each listing identifies the engine, model years, filter version, and included parts so you can choose the right intake for your Bronco.
What Does a Cold Air Intake Do on a Ford Bronco?
An aftermarket intake changes the filter, airbox, intake plumbing, or a combination of those parts to reduce restriction. The exact scope depends on the kit. Some systems replace more of the factory airflow path, while others retain more original components. Look at the included-parts list and installation instructions rather than assuming every intake replaces the same pieces.
Intake and turbo sounds can become more noticeable under load. Published airflow and horsepower figures describe a particular test setup; a percentage increase in airflow does not mean the same percentage increase in engine power. Compare results for the exact engine and part number, rather than applying a Raptor result to a 2.3L or 2.7L Bronco.
Should You Choose a Dry or Oiled Bronco Intake Filter?
Choose the filter by its service requirements as well as the intake design. Oiled cotton filters need the specified cleaner, drying time, and filter oil. Dry filters use no oil, but they do not all share the same cleaning process. A washable dry element, S&B Dry Extendable filter, and Donaldson PowerCore filter can require different care.
The product title identifies the filter supplied with that listing. Other filter versions are separate purchases unless the box contents explicitly say otherwise. Dusty trail use can require earlier inspection than normal highway driving, so follow the filter manufacturer's instructions for your driving conditions.
Which Cold Air Intake Fits a 2.3L or 2.7L Ford Bronco?
Match the engine and model-year range first. A trim badge or door count alone does not identify every under-hood connection. This collection includes different 2.3L and 2.7L systems, including separate early and later Injen applications. Some 2.3L listings stop at 2024, while the K&N NextGen application here covers 2025–2026.
Factory snorkels and engine-bay accessories also matter. COBB and CORSA list restrictions involving the factory snorkel arrangement, and Mishimoto identifies an incompatibility with the KR Off-Road ARB compressor bracket. Read each listing's notes before combining an intake with existing accessories.
Do These Intake Systems Fit the Bronco Raptor?
Only listings that specifically identify the 3.0L Bronco Raptor should be selected for that engine. The regular Bronco's 2.3L and 2.7L intake systems are not substitutes. Raptor-specific choices in this collection include aFe Momentum GT, K&N Series 63 AirCharger, and S&B systems. Check the filter configuration and supported years on the individual product page.
Does a Ford Bronco Cold Air Intake Require a Tune?
The systems listed here are identified as not requiring a tune for their stated applications. That does not establish compatibility with every other engine modification or calibration. Follow the instructions for the exact part number, including any sensor transfers, vent connections, mounting steps, and required checks after installation.
If you are also comparing exhaust upgrades, browse our Ford Bronco exhaust systems. Intake and exhaust fitment should each be verified independently.
Which 6th-Gen Ford Bronco Models Fit These Cold Air Intakes?
This collection includes systems listed for the 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2025, and 2026 sixth-generation Ford Bronco, including selected Bronco Raptor applications. Every item does not fit every engine or model year. CORSA's confirmed ranges here are 2021–2024 for the 2.3L and 2021–2025 for the 2.7L. These products do not fit the separate Bronco Sport.
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Engine and year: Match the exact application on the product page.
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Filter: Confirm whether the supplied element is dry or oiled.
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Existing equipment: Check snorkel, compressor-bracket, and intake-plumbing compatibility.
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Emissions approval: Check the approval and restrictions for the exact part and vehicle application before ordering.
Not sure which intake fits your Bronco? Call or text (909) 772-8050 with your engine, model year, and current setup.
