My 2011 Journey SXT CREW has the rubber strip already added just in front of the air inlet. I was wondering why it was there, as I felt it would interfear with cold air getting into the engine. But now I understand why they have done that. What I can't figure out, is why for years now, we have had air intakes in the front of our vehicles and all of a sudden, we are now getting snow in them. Maybe Dodge should place the inlet beneath the bumper rather then up high and that would perhaps stop the snow from working it's way up into the filter. Back in the 60's and 70's, some hi performance cars had the intakes placed below the bumpers. Kind of a ram air effect. But cars had shaker hoods also back then & I don't ever remember people having problems with snow getting in. But of course, we didn't have FORUMS then either.