2013 gt w ford racing tune which CAI?
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2013 gt w ford racing tune which CAI?
.Like the title says I know most CAIs require a custom tune. I have the ford racing tune to keep my warranty intact, so which CAI should I use? One that requires no tune? or will my ford tune support a tune required CAI? Need suggestions from some of the CAI companies.
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* I would also love to see a more substance based response, as I tune and planing on doing the say thing and will run into the same predicament.
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I agree Warrio I was hoping some of the folks from JLT, C&L, Airaid, Steeda ETC, would add their input.
Last edited by gs462; 08-12-2012 at 05:51 PM.
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I dont know if my 13 is different than you 11 but this article shows a nice gain, on an otherwise stock motor w no tune..
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...iraid_5_0_cai/
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...iraid_5_0_cai/
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I dont know if my 13 is different than you 11 but this article shows a nice gain, on an otherwise stock motor w no tune..
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...iraid_5_0_cai/
http://www.mustang50magazine.com/tec...iraid_5_0_cai/
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Logic says a larger diameter intake, thus allowing more air= a larger combustion that will result in better performance. Again, think of the automotive industry in a whole. It's ludicrous to say an upgraded/ larger intake won't produce more performance, regardless of the vehicle. It's a proven fact it does. I agree with gs462, I too am looking for logical and substance based responses, not an argument with you. I COULD turn your question around and say prove to me where upgraded intakes don't make improvements to the performance of your vehicle; but I know that's not practical or anything to benefit this discussion. So thanks for your input and time.