Injen SP6010BLK Black SP Short Ram Intake for 2016-2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata 2.0

Vehicle Fitment

• 2016-2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata (2.0L L4)

Features

• Vehicle-specific SP Series short ram intake system in black finish
• 6061-T6 mandrel-bent aluminum intake tubing
• Fully serviceable SuperNano-Web dry air filter
• Patented MegaRam (MR) and Air Fusion airflow tuning technologies
• Custom heat shield included for thermal protection
• No ECU tuning required for performance gains
• Dramatic induction sound under throttle
• Limited Lifetime Warranty

Specifications

• Part Number: SP6010BLK
• Fitment: 2016-2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata 2.0L L4
• Intake Style: Short Ram
• Material: Mandrel-bent 6061-T6 aluminum
• Filter Type: SuperNano-Web dry air filter
• Estimated Gains: Up to +8 hp / +7 lb-ft torque
• Finish: Black
• Emission Note: Not CARB exempt - restricted in certain states

Included Components

• 1x Black aluminum intake tube
• 1x SuperNano-Web dry air filter
• 1x Custom heat shield
• Assorted clamps and mounting hardware
• Installation instructions

Product Description

The Injen SP6010BLK Black SP Short Ram Intake System is engineered specifically for the 2016-2024 Mazda MX-5 Miata with a 2.0L four-cylinder engine. Designed as a direct-fit upgrade to the restrictive OEM intake, this short ram intake provides smoother, more efficient airflow into the engine, improving throttle response, horsepower, and torque while requiring no additional ECU tuning.

Constructed from high-quality mandrel-bent 6061-T6 aluminum and featuring Injen's patented MegaRam and Air Fusion airflow technologies, the SP6010BLK maximizes power output while maintaining safe air/fuel ratios. The included heat shield helps reduce intake air temperatures for more consistent performance, and the fully serviceable SuperNano-Web dry air filter ensures long-term filtration efficiency. Installation is straightforward with all necessary hardware included, and the aggressive induction sound enhances the driving experience. Note that this system is not CARB exempt and may be restricted in certain emissions-regulated states.