75-5223

Cold Air Intake for the 2023-2025 Ford F-150 Raptor R with 3.8L Whipple Supercharger

$449.00 USD
75-5223

Cold Air Intake for the 2023-2025 Ford F-150 Raptor R with 3.8L Whipple Supercharger

$449.00 USD

Note: Only fits with 3.8L Whipple Supercharger.

Filter Type (What Filter Should I Choose?) Cotton Cleanable

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YearMakeModelEngine
2023-2025FordF-150 Raptor R5.2L, Gas
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Cold Air Intake for the 2023-2025 Ford F-150 Raptor R with 3.8L Whipple Supercharger
$449.00 USD
$449.00 USD

Unleash the Roar of Your 3.8L Whipple.

The S&B Cold Air Intake is purpose-built for your 3.8L Whipple Supercharger, delivering the airflow it craves to perform at its peak. Engineered with a massive high-flow filter, precision-molded tubing, and a sealed air box design, this system ensures cooler, denser air is feeding your blower—translating into sharper throttle response, increased horsepower, and a sound that turns heads.

Designed for durability and easy installation, this intake is more than just an upgrade—it’s the missing link that lets your Whipple breathe freely. Experience the aggressive supercharger whine you’ve been waiting for while protecting your engine with industry-leading filtration.

From Muted to Menacing.

With S&B’s high-flow design, your 3.8L Whipple roars to life the second you hit the throttle. Expect a sharper, louder, and more aggressive supercharger whine that grows with RPMs and demands attention at wide-open throttle. It’s a sound you’ll feel in your chest and hear long after you lift off the gas.