AW-17220743903, GT-K4ZB5X3V
Uncork your late 2nd-Gen (1998.5–2002) 5.9L Cummins with high-flow intake kits, BHAF upgrades, replacement elements, pre-filters, and maintenance accessories. CPP Diesel curates proven parts that fit and flow—whether you daily drive, tow, or sled pull.
Shop 75-5090 — Big airbox, low restriction, engineered for the 24-valve platform.
Shop 75-5090D — Dry extendable media, great in dust, CARB-compliant.
42225 Oiled | 42225-D Dry — CFD-shaped tube, large airbox, 50-state legal.
Momentum 50-72001 (Pro 10R) & 51-72001 (Pro DRY S) — Sealed box, big window, repeatable gains.
aFe 21-90097 BHAF, aFe 31-10011, Banks 41027 (stock airbox).
CPP Performance Intake — Purpose-built for single-turbo 94–02 trucks.
What’s the difference between 1998 and 1998.5 trucks?
1998.5 marks the switch to the 24-valve ISB with VP44 injection. The intake kits above target 1998.5–2002 fitment; earlier 1998 12-valve trucks use different parts.
Oiled vs. dry filter — which should I choose?
Oiled media typically flows slightly more; dry media is easy to service and better for dusty environments. Both are high-efficiency when maintained.
Is the S&B 75-5090D legal in my state?
Yes, it’s listed as CARB-exempt for 94–02 applications. Always verify the EO on the product page before purchase.
Do I need tuning after installing an intake?
No tune required for these bolt-on kits. You may see lower EGT and modest power/MPG improvements, especially when towing.
What’s a BHAF and why do people run it?
“Big Honkin’ Air Filter” is a large, open-element filter that reduces restriction and is popular on 2nd-Gens. Use an outerwear/pre-filter if you run gravel, dirt, or snow frequently.
Which related parts pair well with an intake?
Consider a high-flow intake elbow/plate and upgraded boost tubes for even better charge-air flow.