MustangGTRocks

Cool, saving cash is always a good thing!

tggnatsum79

I saw this thing while surfing the web for a build you own intake with a K&N I found it on yahoo will looking for "Cold air induction system" Mustang world (the online did an article) check it out it might be worth it.

MustangGTRocks

cool, might be worth looking into.

jeep45238

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l heard that cold air kits dont make a big difference in hp. l would say get the K&N O.E. style filter. l have the filter and the air silencer removed. lt sounds pretty good.

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You on crack. Cold air=more power. Putting in a freer flowing filter in the stock location won't really do diddly.

Scott B

I got a densecharger kit, it places the filter in the fender. It sounds pretty good and I have noticed a slight increase in power.

98StANG4.6

what exactly does the air silencer do, and would you guys reccomend getting that with the intake. how much do they run and what brand is the best(air silencer).

Scott B

No the air silencer is a waste of space. It's a piece of rubber that slows down and restricts the air entering your filter, thus making it quieter. You want to remove the air silencer completely and throw it away. I'm guessing that when you say intake you mean something like a cold air induction kit. Any of the brands discussed above will do just fine.

Sean

Hey Scott B did you want to run down to the local home depot and make your intake yourself once you recieved your densecharger? I know I wanted to , just think we could have saved 70 bones.<img border="0" src= smileys/smiley7.gif>

baileed

Where is this rubber piece located, and how do I remove it?

stanglover

lt's near the air box and it goes down to the fenderwell. All you need is a screwdriver to remove it.