cold air intake
#2
http://www.americanmuscle.com/bbk-2005-gt-cai.html
According to AM it doesn't require a tune for the GT model but the reviewers all say it needs a tune.
According to AM it doesn't require a tune for the GT model but the reviewers all say it needs a tune.
#5
6th Gear Member
It's hit or miss. Most no-tune required CAI's won't but each engine is a but different and operating parameters change with variations in temperature and humidity so it may not and then out of the blue. Try it.
#8
The previous owner put a BBK CAI on my '08 GT & it's not thrown a code yet... knock wood I emailed him & he did NOT put a tune on it. Yes if the K&N fits & seals ok, it should work as long as it's the gauze type, & if it is, don't over oil it. A little is better than a lot here. Tread lightly & let it soak in for a 1/2 hour, then check it to see if you need more.. If not the guaze type, don't oil it.
*just reread your post. Are you talking about using a K&N filter, or just using the K&N oil?
*just reread your post. Are you talking about using a K&N filter, or just using the K&N oil?
Last edited by GT Katie; 09-23-2012 at 03:43 PM.
#9
6th Gear Member
K&N air filter oil will work for ANY oiled air filter. Just be sure to thoroughly wash and rinse the old filter and allow it to dry 24 hours (a little less if you can get a little forced airflow thru it) before reoiling.
#10
The previous owner put a BBK CAI on my '08 GT & it's not thrown a code yet... knock wood I emailed him & he did NOT put a tune on it. Yes if the K&N fits & seals ok, it should work as long as it's the gauze type, & if it is, don't over oil it. A little is better than a lot here. Tread lightly & let it soak in for a 1/2 hour, then check it to see if you need more.. If not the guaze type, don't oil it.
*just reread your post. Are you talking about using a K&N filter, or just using the K&N oil?
*just reread your post. Are you talking about using a K&N filter, or just using the K&N oil?