Question about CA Intakes

QuickGuy08

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Nov 10, 2008
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Im about to start adding some bolts ons on my mustang and im curious about CA intakes with so many brands out there.. Im sure u have tested many and one has to come out better than the other. Which one would u suggest i go with for the most HP gain . Any suggestions would be greatly apreciated :nice:
 
As far as improving your intake side just get a K&N drop in filter, and remove
the rubber silencer that goes into the fender well. Get a nice 70 or 75 mm
Throttle Body and an aftermarket Plennum. No need to waste $ on a CAI.
 
By drop in I just mean a K&N replacement filter. It will fit the stock canister,
as its exactly the same size as the factory paper filter. The K&N can be
cleaned reoiled and used over and over. Buy the K&N cleaning kit with the filter.
 
I actually have fitment problems with my JLT. It contacts the shock tower and when the engine is running it makes a squeaking sound as it vibrates and rubs against it.

I'm running a KB s/c though, so the OP probably wouldn't have this problem... anyone else experience this, either n/a or otherwise?
 
K&N brags 7 rwhp on an automatic car, but again, $250+ for 7 rwhp isn't worth it to me.


Gear and a higher stall, if you have an auto will take an honest .5-.7 off in the 1/4 mile...

Gear alone is at least .3 and maybe better depending on many other factors.
 
yea man the cai is pretty much a waste of money the stock one is ok just swap out the filter, just dont rush into buying one, unless you have $$$$ to waste, and keep lookin around for a used one, i got a bkk of ebay for 50 bucks and with i little cleanin it looks brand new. thats what i did. but yea get the gears asap you wont be dissapointed:nice:
 
Attached to the air filter canister, there is a rubber tube thing that goes into the fender area. Yank that off. It acts as an intake silencer and somewhat restricts flow. You'll notice a new growl when you stomp on it, and maybe 2-3 more horsepower.