Which Intake is Better??? Help please. . .

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MustangGT305

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Im planning to buy an intake for my 2002 Mustang GT, I been looking at them at americanmuscle.com and there is this two intake I can't decide to buy, so I need help in my decision. . . K&N Mustang FIPK Air Intake Kit or BBK Cold Air Intake any suggestion would be a great help

OR JLT Cold Air Intake or Short Ram

 

stangalator

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Your stock one will be fine, an aftermarket one will not net much hp, but if your set on one, get the JLT one, I've heard nothing but good news about it!

heres some info that might be helpful
http://www.jlttruecoldair.com/dynoresults.php

 

cobra2798

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You will actually feel a difference with the JLT, dont waste your money on anything else.

 

jayrw

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I was going to buy the JLT version but it doesnt have a CARB# so it would most likely be a problem passing smog, at least here in California.

 

parrish5o

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stangalator said:

Your stock one will be fine, an aftermarket one will not net much hp, but if your set on one, get the JLT one, I've heard nothing but good news about it!

heres some info that might be helpful
http://www.jlttruecoldair.com/dynoresults.php

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+1 My buddy has the JLT on his car. It made a difference you could feel but his car also has exhaust and a Vortech blower.

 

deftsound

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JLT all the way...and IMO don't get the fenderwell version, get the short ram one. Trying to get the filter in and out of the fender to clean is a huge pita, at-least in my experience...

 

Green&GoldGT

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JLT is the best. If you're going to get a fenderwell then go with JLT or Anderson because they relocate the MAF to inside the fenderwell so your air fuel ratio doesn't get thrown of or run rich. Putting a bend in front of your MAF screws up the reading.