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The 2007 Chevrolet Colorado shares its basic design with the GMC Canyon. Both
are midsize pickups which offer improved comfort and a smooth ride. The Colorado
is also a utilitarian regular cab work truck.
Air Intake for 2007 to 2009 GMC Canyon and 2007 to 2009 Chevy Colorado
K&N Engineering has designed a high flow air intake system (63-3064-1) for
the 2007, 2008 and 2009 GMC Canyon 2.9 liter engine and the 2007 to 2009 Chevrolet Colorado 2.9 liter
engine.
Air Intake Installed in 2007 Chevy Colorado
Power Gain Chart for Chevy Colorado with K&N Air Intake
K&N dynamometer tests show a 9.06 horsepower gain at 4862 rpm. To add
performance K&N replaces the original air box, air filter and intake tube with
an all new air intake system. The aerodynamically engineered non-metallic
rotationally molded tube is designed to provide lower air temperature. K&N performance air intake systems provide an increase in horsepower while
providing excellent air filtration. Our thoroughly engineered air intake systems
provide increases in power that owners can feel.
The K&N chrome top lifetime replacement air filter (RF-1048) on this air intake is protected by a powder coated heat shield. The large K&N air filter provides increased surface
area and dust capacity.
The heat shield assembly is installed into the engine compartment and a bracket
supports the tube which is mounted to the throttle body.
The 63-3064-1 can easily be installed in 90 minutes or less and is backed by the
K&N Million Mile Limited Warranty.
The K&N air intake system 63-3064-1 fits the following vehicles:
2012 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2012 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
2011 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2011 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
2010 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2010 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
2009 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2009 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
2008 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2008 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
2007 GMC CANYON 2.9L L4
2007 CHEVROLET COLORADO 2.9L L4
A one of a kind showcase Project Truck will make its debut at the
SEMA
(Specialty Equipment Marketing Association) 2007 show in Las Vegas, October 30 through
November 2.
Project truck for SEMA with K&N Engineering products
Scott Harris of Gilbert, Arizona is one of the best-known independent vehicle
customizers in the industry. He was chosen by LEER, to create a truck for its
booth (no. 31745) at SEMA.
Harris has won many styling competitions with his use of color, shape and
technology in his bumper to bumper makeovers. He works on every part of a
vehicle, from performance and power to appearance and entertainment.
Complete details of Harris latest creation are still hush-hush. He has revealed that his project is
based on a new Chevrolet Colorado Crew Cab and that work is underway at his
shop. “I can pick and choose the best parts for my designs,” said Harris. “I
selected a K&N Engineering intake system for the additional horsepower. It helps
the motor breathe. Luckily I have had a lot of sponsors over the years that
helped me.”
Over the years Harris has built a wide variety of vehicles including a Nissan
720, several S-10s, a full size Chevy and a Chevy Silverado. His latest
opportunity with LEER allows Harris to work in the area he likes best, mini
trucks.
The Las Vegas area is the No. 1 destination in the United States for trade shows
and conventions. SEMA (Specialty Equipment Marketing Association) is the premier
automotive specialty products trade event in the world. It will have two million
square feet of exhibits from the brightest minds in the automotive, truck, SUV,
marine and RV markets’ at the Las Vegas Convention Center from October 30
through November 2.
K&N SEMA Booth 2006
Tim Martin, K&N Vice President of Communications
For SEMA 2007, K&N Engineering will be located in the Central Hall at booth number 22941. K&N has sold
more than 30 million high performance air filters since 1969. “Our visitors
should leave our booth with the message that there is technology behind K&N
products, and we believe in our products and stand behind them,” said Tim
Martin, K&N Vice President of Communications. “K&N air filters and air intake kits
increase horsepower by reducing air restriction, and we have some interesting
new displays that demonstrate some of the science and technology.”
No. 6 K&N Filters Ford F-150
K&N SEMA Booth 2005
K&N supports our replacement air filters and intake systems with a million mile
warranty, a consumer protection pledge, and an intake system horsepower
guarantee. “We also support our business partners with strong marketing programs
as we continue to work to serve our customers better,” said Martin. “SEMA is an
opportunity for K&N to showcase our products and our company to the most
influential people in the automotive aftermarket.”
The SEMA show attracts more than 100,000 industry leaders from over 100
countries. K&N has an extensive product line and our SEMA displays highlight the
features and benefits of these product lines. Currently, K&N offers air filters
for over 97 percent of the 2007 vehicles in North America.
“We invented a category of performance air filtration products that is now one
of the most important aftermarket product categories,” said Martin. “Our future
depends on constant product development, creative marketing and improving the
support we provide to our retailers and distributors.”
In 2006, SEMA drew over 50,000 domestic and international buyers. Jay Leno,
Ice-T and Dale Earnhardt Jr., were among the A-list of featured celebrities. K&N
will have several racers signing autographs at our booth. The No.6 K&N Filters
Ford F-150 NASCAR Craftsman Truck will be on display. Driver Travis Kvapil will
be available for a meet and greet and to sign autographs. Kvapil is currently
3rd in NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series points.
K&N will also showcase a 2008 Toyota Tundra CrewMax with aftermarket
modifications including a K&N air intake system that we released in September. We also
plan to highlight K&N’s full line of motorcycle and ATV filtration products at
our SEMA booth with a 2008 Suzuki GSX1400R Hayabusa and a Polaris Ranger RZR.
The SEMA show also provides attendees with educational seminars and networking
opportunities. “SEMA is full of smart experienced people and innovative
companies,” said Martin. “We learn a lot from our participation. It is also a
great opportunity to educate and listen to our customers while learning from
other industry professionals.” K&N Engineering has been a member and participant
in the SEMA community for a very long time.
Kenny Seymour is a United States Marine who has done three tours of duty in
Iraq. He has love for this country and street legal racing.
U.S. Marine uses K&N Engineering filters for street legal racing
Sgt Kenny Seymour
The Staff Sergeant is based at the Marine Corps Air Ground Combat Center
in Twentynine Palms, California where he keeps his two race vehicles. “I drive a
1987 Mustang GT and a 2004 Ford Lightning,” said Seymour. “Both vehicles have
K&N Engineering air filters. K&N makes an excellent product, both durable and
cost effective. My K&N Filters go forever.”
Seymour races in San Diego, California
Kenny Seymour's 2004 Ford Lightning.
Seymour has been racing for 4 years. “I work on my own vehicles,” he said. “I’ve
blown my car up at the track, but my 331 cubic- inch Ford with a super charged
motor can really haul. I can yank a motor and a transmission in two and a half
hours.”
Seymour races at the Qualcomm Stadium RaceLegal.com drags in San Diego,
California. The track has dual side-by-side 1/8 mile-timed lanes and burnouts
are okay. On Friday night’s there are around 2,000 spectators per event.
“A lot of people I race run K&N filters,” said Seymour. “I race to see how fast
my cars will go and because it’s fun.”
Follow the progress of Kenny Seymour throughout the racing season at the
K&N news site. Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the
K&N
dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
The final round of the 2007 Speedway World Championship Grand Prix was billed as
the richest minute in motorsports. The $100,000 purse in United States dollars
went to the winner at the Veltins Arena in Gelsenkirschen, Germany in
celebration of the 100th Speedway Grand Prix.
Jason Crump is determined to take back championship in 2008, photo by Mike
Patrick
Jason Crump uses K&N Engineering Products, photo by Mike Patrick
The world’s top 16 riders battled it out to the bitter end for the prize.
“The racing was fast and furious throughout the evening,” said Jason Crump. “I
went to Germany on a mission to ride better than I have all year.”
Jason Crump wins bronze medal at Germany, photo by Mike Patrick
Sweden’s Andreas Jonsson took first place and American Greg Hancock took second.
Rounding out the podium finish was Australian Jason Crump in third place. Crump
said he was disappointed, but managed to celebrate his solid performance as he
accepted his bronze medal in the 2007 championship chase.
It was a difficult and hard year for the 2004 and 2006 World Speedway Champion.
Early in the season mechanical problems and several injuries including a broken
knee cap plagued Crump. “With all the issues in 2007 to finish as World number 3
is satisfying even though it is my worst result in seven years,” he said. “I
need to take some time out away from racing so I can come back fully fit and
determined to win back the world crown in 2008. You have not seen the end of me,
there is some unfinished business to complete.”
Crump uses K&N Engineering products. “K&N Filters do the job they were designed
to do,” he said. “I have solely used K&N products and never had a problem. K&N
is the best for dirt track racing. They are unquestionably the greatest filter
on the market. When you are racing for World Championships you need the best
equipment available and K&N delivers just that.”
Crump will be staying in England for about five weeks preparing contracts for
the 2008 season. He will fly to his home on the Gold Coast in Queensland,
Australia for a summer break with his family.
Follow Jason Crump throughout the 2008 racing season at the
K&N news site. Find K&N products for your vehicle using the K&N application search then use the
K&N
dealer search to find a K&N dealer in your part of the world.
