Cold Air Intake
Looking at the Rousch Cold air intake for 2008 GT. Do all CAI need recalibration?
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It seem that with the '05 plus stangs that it is recommened.But to get the full benefits of the CAI,it's not a bad idea to anyways.
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True dat, tunes are always good. Definitly adds extra life to the car, and I don't know if I've ever found one for the 05-ups that didn't recommend it..
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Tune it for the win
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It is always a good idea to tune a car for any type of power modifier. Now you can get away with not having to tune an intake only if the MAF tube diameter does not change from OEM. I believe the Roush requires a tune but am not sure.
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Dealership installed Roush CAI on mine.....a little more throaty....I would assume they did the tune..the engine light wasn't on....works excellent!!
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A cold air intake is a system used to bring down the temperature of the air going into a car for the purpose of increasing the power of the internal-combustion engine. If you get one K&N or AEM. for those you do not have to replace the air filter. I think they are about $250.
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Originally Posted by Glin Migrath
(Post 126055)
A cold air intake is a system used to bring down the temperature of the air going into a car for the purpose of increasing the power of the internal-combustion engine. If you get one K&N or AEM. for those you do not have to replace the air filter. I think they are about $250.
Nicely done - first post even closely related to the thread topic. Do you have one on your Charger, and did you buy it at American Muscle??? |
Some do and some don't. I bought a MAC CAI and found after installation that it needed a tune to delete the check engine light. A tune helps to smooth out the shift points.
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CAI without a tune = waste of time
Get a tune. |
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