AzJourney2018

The intake kit I have is actually for the 2011-2104 dodge avenger with the 3.6L or the chrysler 200 but cant remember the year range on that 

On 10/22/2017 at 6:39 PM, WytChoclitJ said:

I pieced together an air intake and primed and painted my original calipers.  The intake was pretty easy.   Items needed were the pipe, filter, coupler and hose clamp, and brass fitting for the small hose coming from the motor that was connected to the original air cleaner box.  I went with a 3.5” pipe, coupler and clamp.  Painting the calipers was easy.  Take the wheels off, put a couple coats of VHT caliper primer on, and then a couple coats of VHT black caliper paint on the calipers and anything else you want to spray while your down there.  Lol. I can honestly say, the caliper paint made a big difference visually.  

So you bought the ebay kit while I fitted an actual dyno proven cold air intake. Lol. K&N intake on my 2018 crossroad 3.6L

On 11/29/2018 at 10:30 PM, redtomatoman said:

I am unaware of anything that will legitimately increase performance.   Most people's knee jerk response is a cold air intake, but it already has one stock.  I don't think there are any tuning options either.  It has plenty of power already, imo.  A set of performance tires may be a good start...

 

good luck 

 

Peace. 

I got a cold air intake on my 2018 crossroad. Legit cold air Intake, not some bs ebay one. You just gotta know what to look for and what can crossover from another vehicle and then you just gotta make it work. 500miles and zero issues. 

On 3/18/2019 at 12:16 PM, jkeaton said:

You won't find any. There is no aftermarket performance support for these vehicles. You can replace the mufflers with performance ones for better sound. 

Um let's see, 2018 crossroad 3.6L and I have a "cold air intake" on mine. It's not made specific for the journey but I found one that works perfect, been on for nearly 500miles and no check engine lights. Slight improvement on mpg and big gain on throttle response, and the noise it make at 5k rpm is quite loud but I absolutely love it! Also chirps the tires going into 2nd gear at full throttle!!

My wife and I have a 2018 crossroad with the 3.6L and here is a full intake kit. I've did a ton of searching and no one makes a intake kit for the journey with the 3.6L, however one company didnt realize they had one that would work. The heat shield just needs to be made taller and it would be perfect!! Noticed a substantial gain in throttle response and slight improvement on mpg in the city, if you take it easy that is. Oh and zero check engine lights after the install, it has been on for nearly 500miles now and no issues. 

I would love to lower mine and my wifes 2018 crossroad but not with another vehicles springs. The springs from the caliber would not be wise to use because the caliber is a much lighter vehicle and journey easily weighs probably 1000lbs more so the spring rates with be far off and can create more of a bounce in the ride.