Best CAI for 06 GT
#1
Best CAI for 06 GT
Hey guys, I was wondering what everyone thought the best cold air intake is to get for a 06 Mustang GT. I was thinking of going with the C&L Racer Cold air but I would like to hear some opinions. Also im planning on getting a tuner and I'm going to go with the SCT from Bamatunes. Is there anything I should be worried about when using any of these tunes as far as leaning out or anything like that?
Thanks for any input
Thanks for any input
#2
I just purchased the FRPP Cold Air Intake an SCT Tuner from americanmuscle.com, if you can wait till Wednesday/Thursday I'll let you know how it is when it comes in. Just shipped out today.
I went with the FRPP one because it keeps a somewhat OEM look what with it being made by Ford and all. Plus I heard good things about it.
I went with the FRPP one because it keeps a somewhat OEM look what with it being made by Ford and all. Plus I heard good things about it.
#3
Whichever one you think looks the best! They are all pretty equivalent in performance. Just make sure you get one that comes with a hand-tuner.
I have the C&L Racer and its good. Was thinking about the FRPP intake becuase of the OEM look as stated above
I have the C&L Racer and its good. Was thinking about the FRPP intake becuase of the OEM look as stated above
#4
Hey guys, I was wondering what everyone thought the best cold air intake is to get for a 06 Mustang GT. I was thinking of going with the C&L Racer Cold air but I would like to hear some opinions. Also im planning on getting a tuner and I'm going to go with the SCT from Bamatunes. Is there anything I should be worried about when using any of these tunes as far as leaning out or anything like that?
Thanks for any input
Thanks for any input
#5
Hey guys, I was wondering what everyone thought the best cold air intake is to get for a 06 Mustang GT. I was thinking of going with the C&L Racer Cold air but I would like to hear some opinions. Also im planning on getting a tuner and I'm going to go with the SCT from Bamatunes. Is there anything I should be worried about when using any of these tunes as far as leaning out or anything like that?
Thanks for any input
Thanks for any input
#6
I have used Steeda and was happy with it until my setup required a bit more for its power level (550+ crank hp). If you're expecting to go to some high power levels, you might take a look at the Saleen Extreme intake. Some have run the Steeda to higher power levels than I, but not many.
That said, the Steeda is a nice unit, and I don't say that just because I'm selling it lol. If you do decide on the Steeda CAI, hit me up as you might be able to save some money and apply it towards the tune you'll need to go with it.
That said, the Steeda is a nice unit, and I don't say that just because I'm selling it lol. If you do decide on the Steeda CAI, hit me up as you might be able to save some money and apply it towards the tune you'll need to go with it.
#8
6th Gear Member
Since 75% -80% of the power gain is from the tune, "best" CAI means a few different things; BEST looking, BEST price... Check peoples sigs for what they're using.
Since the engine can only ingest so much, you could intall a CAI with a huge maw and it wouldn't make any HP difference so chose what you like. Bama/AM is one of the better tuners so you'll be good to go.
Since the engine can only ingest so much, you could intall a CAI with a huge maw and it wouldn't make any HP difference so chose what you like. Bama/AM is one of the better tuners so you'll be good to go.
#9
Zip ties? I have the C@L Racer and it didn't need any zip ties at all. Just curious.
OP, what Nuke said. Go with what you like visually and budget. JLT, C@L, Steeda, FRPP, all those are good intakes but pure PERFORMANCE gains betweent them are very slight.