CAI decisions...
#11
If you can get a good deal on a Roush cai it is a great quality piece.
I loved mine on the old car. It fit the stock tb and accepted up to a 75mm.
Tha tube was a kind of flexible composite and didn't absorb engine heat as much as metal.
The filter ran into the fenderwell as well.
When you buy a CAI....like most things in life....you get what you pay for.
Good Luck on whatever you choose.
I loved mine on the old car. It fit the stock tb and accepted up to a 75mm.
Tha tube was a kind of flexible composite and didn't absorb engine heat as much as metal.
The filter ran into the fenderwell as well.
When you buy a CAI....like most things in life....you get what you pay for.
Good Luck on whatever you choose.
#12
I know I "felt" like I gained HP, car sounds better and sounds neat too, which gives the false impression of HP gain. Only way you'll get any real gains is if you get a tune along with it.
#16
That is the kit i think i will be going with for my '01 Bullitt intake.Heard nothing but really good reviews on the JLT.
#19
You will gain HP not noticeably, but if you have exhaust it will make a difference, it would be like trying to breathe through a straw without a good intake.
I have a WMSRacing intake. It hooks up to the factory rubber and in my opinion is way more restrictive then the BBK. I bought the car with this on.
I have a WMSRacing intake. It hooks up to the factory rubber and in my opinion is way more restrictive then the BBK. I bought the car with this on.