Intake
#11
On the 2010/2011 800 cfm GT Airbox I have not loooked at the factory Motorcraft filter to compare. If the factory filter appears to have greater surface area I would be careful of the "butt dyno".
If the factory filter is not the enhanced design I would expect 1-2 rwhp from the K&N. On the 2005-2009 GT the K&N was worth as much as 3 rwhp. I would suspect somewhat less on the 2010 because the air intake already flows 50% more air.
PS I also am somewhat sceptical of the need for an aftermarket air intake on the 2010.
#13
I just ordered the Ford Racing ProCal Tuner and it come with a K&N filter, im pretty excited to get them. I would of went with the SCT but im having issues with them. So Ford Racing is the path i am taking.
#15
They have not yet programmed the SCT tuner to run my computer code. I'd give bama a call and give them your computer code and ask if they can do it before you go and buy it.
#16
6th Gear Member
IMO, drop-ins are useless. If you want the most from your intake, the CAI & tune combo is the only way to go. The CAI & tune nets you roughly 5 more RWHP than the drop-in & tune or a stand-alone tune does.
#17
I went with the K&N Drop in and Bama tune on my 2010 ... Didn't want to blow an extra $300 on a CAI when the OEM one appears to be just as good as the aftermarkets.
Drop-Ins may be useless on 2005-2009 ... but with the new OEM CAI on the 2010's ... it may help more than prior years.
Drop-Ins may be useless on 2005-2009 ... but with the new OEM CAI on the 2010's ... it may help more than prior years.
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