Cold Air Intake
06-11-2007, 12:40 AM
#24
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Join Date: Jan 2007
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RE: Cold Air Intake
Welcome to the forum. The first thing you need to buy is a repair book for the car. I would advise you to take a little more time before you start buying things or you will find out later that you wasted your money and will have to buy a better or the correct part you need. Come up with a long term plan on what you want to do with the car and figure out what parts will get you there and than start buying things. A CAI and TB is not going to give you that noticeable of a improvement but they are simple things to start building your confidence in working on the car. If you use the search feature at the top of the forum you can find alot of threads on where to start improving your car and will give advise on things that will give you noticeable improvements. I don't have a SN95 mustang so I can't say for sure, but on some years you need to leave the battery unpluged for about 30 min to reset the computer when you add a CAI. The link below is for a forum with some steps to take when you are having idle problems and since you will be taking all the parts off to add your new parts you should go ahead and clean everything up, so you might want to read it. Good luck.
https://mustangforums.com/m_421094/m.../tm.htm#421094
https://mustangforums.com/m_421094/m.../tm.htm#421094
06-11-2007, 01:10 PM
#25
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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RE: Cold Air Intake
No to all and just drop a k&n in the factory box. Ull get the same performance by just doing that whay down grade to a 65mm when u have a 70mm already. Ship theMAF and CAI back and buy some gears dont waste all that money for 1hp. Even with a 70mm tb ull feelnothing and will be very disapointed with all the money u spent and no gain. But like said these would have to be done if u decide to build ur motor but for stock naw wasted money.
06-11-2007, 03:37 PM
#26
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Join Date: May 2007
Location: Columbia, MO
Posts: 6,347
RE: Cold Air Intake
ORIGINAL: disturbed471985
No to all and just drop a k&n in the factory box. Ull get the same performance by just doing that whay down grade to a 65mm when u have a 70mm already. Ship theMAF and CAI back and buy some gears dont waste all that money for 1hp. Even with a 70mm tb ull feelnothing and will be very disapointed with all the money u spent and no gain. But like said these would have to be done if u decide to build ur motor but for stock naw wasted money.
No to all and just drop a k&n in the factory box. Ull get the same performance by just doing that whay down grade to a 65mm when u have a 70mm already. Ship theMAF and CAI back and buy some gears dont waste all that money for 1hp. Even with a 70mm tb ull feelnothing and will be very disapointed with all the money u spent and no gain. But like said these would have to be done if u decide to build ur motor but for stock naw wasted money.
06-11-2007, 09:04 PM
#28
4th Gear Member
Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Orlando
Posts: 1,879
RE: Cold Air Intake
ORIGINAL: KSnider93LX
Welcome to the forum. The first thing you need to buy is a repair book for the car. I would advise you to take a little more time before you start buying things or you will find out later that you wasted your money and will have to buy a better or the correct part you need. Come up with a long term plan on what you want to do with the car and figure out what parts will get you there and than start buying things. A CAI and TB is not going to give you that noticeable of a improvement but they are simple things to start building your confidence in working on the car. If you use the search feature at the top of the forum you can find alot of threads on where to start improving your car and will give advise on things that will give you noticeable improvements. I don't have a SN95 mustang so I can't say for sure, but on some years you need to leave the battery unpluged for about 30 min to reset the computer when you add a CAI. The link below is for a forum with some steps to take when you are having idle problems and since you will be taking all the parts off to add your new parts you should go ahead and clean everything up, so you might want to read it. Good luck.
https://mustangforums.com/m_421094/m.../tm.htm#421094
Welcome to the forum. The first thing you need to buy is a repair book for the car. I would advise you to take a little more time before you start buying things or you will find out later that you wasted your money and will have to buy a better or the correct part you need. Come up with a long term plan on what you want to do with the car and figure out what parts will get you there and than start buying things. A CAI and TB is not going to give you that noticeable of a improvement but they are simple things to start building your confidence in working on the car. If you use the search feature at the top of the forum you can find alot of threads on where to start improving your car and will give advise on things that will give you noticeable improvements. I don't have a SN95 mustang so I can't say for sure, but on some years you need to leave the battery unpluged for about 30 min to reset the computer when you add a CAI. The link below is for a forum with some steps to take when you are having idle problems and since you will be taking all the parts off to add your new parts you should go ahead and clean everything up, so you might want to read it. Good luck.
https://mustangforums.com/m_421094/m.../tm.htm#421094
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