19-Dodge Challenger 6.2L Air Intake Kit

The AFE POWER 19-Dodge Challenger 6.2L Air Intake Kit (Model 54-13076R) is a Magnum FORCE Stage-2 cold air induction system engineered to maximize volumetric efficiency and power delivery in sixth-generation Mopar Gen III HEMI applications. This reusable oiled filter design replaces the restrictive factory intake tract, allowing cooler, denser air to reach the combustion chamber—translating directly to measurable gains in throttle response and mid-to-high RPM performance across the 2019–2023 Dodge Challenger 6.2L platform.

The system ships as a complete kit with all necessary components and installation hardware for a bolt-on retrofit. AFE POWER's Magnum FORCE line is recognized in the automotive performance industry for tuning-grade filtration and precision-engineered intake manifold design. The washable, reusable filter element eliminates recurring filter expenses and is serviceable in minutes, making it practical for both street and sustained high-performance driving. Black powder-coat finish resists underhood corrosion and heat soak, maintaining structural integrity through repeated thermal cycling.

This kit addresses a core limitation of factory air intake design: the factory airbox restricts flow velocity and introduces warm recirculated air into the intake plenum. By relocating the filter to a cooler zone and reducing inlet path restriction, the Stage-2 system delivers a tangible efficiency gain—especially noticeable under sustained acceleration or in modified engine configurations. Dodge Challenger 6.2L owners pursuing fuel economy optimization, bolt-on power additions, or engine thermal management improvements will find this a foundation-level upgrade compatible with subsequent modifications.

AFE POWER kits are engineered to OEM specification tolerances and designed for direct fitment without drilling or permanent modification. Fitment applies specifically to 2019–2023 Dodge Challenger models equipped with the 6.2L HEMI engine. Installation time typically ranges 45–90 minutes for operators with basic mechanical competency and standard hand tools.