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Advanced FLOW Engineering is the full company name behind the aFe POWER brand, an aftermarket performance parts manufacturer based in Corona, California. It designs and builds intake, exhaust, filtration, and electronic upgrade products for a wide range of cars and trucks — over 3,000 product applications, according to the company. If you are shopping for bolt-on performance parts and want to know whether this brand covers your vehicle and what it actually sells, the sections below break down the product lines and how the company tests its parts.
What aFe POWER makes
The aFe POWER catalog spans several categories of aftermarket performance hardware:
- Cold air intake systems — the brand's core product, sold under multiple model lines (see below)
- Air filters — replacement and drop-in filters, including dry and oiled media
- Exhaust systems — including cat-back systems in 304 stainless steel
- Electronics — power modules and throttle bodies
- Intercoolers and charge pipes
- Suspension components
- Headers
- Accessories — for example, catalytic converters, bull bars, and storage racks
The main product lines
aFe POWER sells intakes and related parts under several distinct names. Knowing them helps you match a product to your vehicle and performance goal.
| Line | What it generally covers |
|---|---|
| Momentum GT | Cold air intake systems |
| Magnum FORCE | Cold air intake systems and replacement filters |
| Takeda | Cold air intake systems (often for import/smaller-displacement applications) |
| BladeRunner | Charge pipes and related airflow hardware |
| SCORCHER | Electronic power modules |
Intake systems are also tiered by stage — for example, Stage 1, Stage 2, Stage 2 Si, and Super Stock System appear in the brand's own keyword set, indicating progressively different levels of intake modification.
How the products are designed and tested
aFe states that its engineers design and manufacture products in Corona, California, and that parts are validated in-house:
- Dyno testing — products are run on the company's in-house DynoJet dyno
- Flow bench testing — airflow products are additionally flow bench tested
This matters if you care about documented performance claims rather than marketing language: the testing is done by the manufacturer on its own equipment, so treat published gains as the company's own figures.
Who it's for
aFe POWER is an aftermarket brand, meaning its parts are designed to replace or upgrade factory components on many vehicle makes and models — not a single automaker's OEM supplier. Listings on the site cover domestic and import trucks, SUVs, and cars (for example, Ford F-150 and Bronco, GM Silverado/Sierra, RAM 1500, Toyota Tacoma, Hyundai Kona, Subaru Outback, and Volkswagen Tiguan).
Practical notes before you buy
- Match by year, make, model, and engine. Product titles on the site specify fitment down to engine code and displacement (e.g., "Ford F-150 Tremor 21-26 V6-3.5L (tt)/V8-5.0L"), so confirm your exact configuration.
- Prices are listed as both a sale price and an MSRP. For example, a Momentum GT intake is shown at $456.75 against an MSRP of $543.75. Check the current figure on the product page rather than assuming a discount is permanent.
- Intake stage affects what you're changing. A Stage 1, Stage 2, or Super Stock system represents different levels of modification, so pick the tier that matches how far you want to go.
- Filter media choice matters for maintenance. Replacement filters are offered with different media, including D2 Dura-Dry, which affects how you clean and re-oil (or don't re-oil) the filter.
To confirm fitment and current pricing for your vehicle, use the model and year filters on afepower.com rather than relying on a general category page.