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Old June 12th, 2007, 04:34 AM   #1
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cold air kits?


wich is the best, i am thinking of going with the c&l 95mm.

Anybody have any other suggestions or think there is a better one to go id apreciate the help.
 

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Old June 12th, 2007, 08:06 AM   #2
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the C&L 95MM is the racer intake.

seems the best two on the market are the C&L Street intake and the JLT intake. both intakes to give 30+ HP with a custom tune. however, the only drawback to the C&L racer is it was proven to give LESS HP than the street intake.

still all 3 great intakes, I'd go with the C&L street over all of them, cause I like the way it looks better.

JLT is a good intake if you want an intake to match the body color of your mustang.
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Old June 12th, 2007, 10:59 AM   #3
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How musch do these K&N CAI's suck?? Thats what I put because of the MAF sensor mount....how much power am I giving up over the C&L JLT?
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K&N gives you 15Hp without a tune, a tune gives you 3HP with the K&N. dyno proven by Brenspeed's tune!

your missing 12HP from the C&L or JLT intake
 
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C&L will be the best choice, also get a custom tune for it to really get things going.

I had one put on my old Mach1 and it really woke the car up!
 
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So I went from 15 to 3 with my tune or I gained an xtra 3 from 15 to 18hp with my tune?
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Nevermind....i get it...Im at 18hp with my tune and leaving 12hp on the table by not having a C&L or JLT
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I just put in my JLT and got the SCT tuner with a custom tune. Im happy to say the car preforms much better with just those mods. Stock i could spin in first (automatic trans), after the intake and tune Im chirping 2nd and 3rd. Maybe it doesnt have the most hp increase but IMO it has the most bang for the buck.
 
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Originally Posted by kmjsmith
Nevermind....i get it...Im at 18hp with my tune and leaving 12hp on the table by not having a C&L or JLT
you sir are correct
 
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that blows.......C&L is coming I think.
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Steeda complete cai with 90mm maf IMO and high flow elbow...I love mine.
with a tune, stickies, and cmcvs with this, I took off almost a second off my 1;4 times.
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One thing is for sure....there aint no end in sight for modding this thing....And I only have 5000 km on it (3000 miles)
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