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Old 03-12-2010, 09:26 PM
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Hey gang.
I just recently got back into the muscle car and got a 2007 GT.(I love it) I was wondering who has the best cold air intake out there right now? I have read up on them and I like what I am seeing as far as reviews go but I am not sure who really has the best out there? I would really appreciate the opinions of the people who have them and what you guys think.
Thanks and look forward to hearing from you guys.
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Old 03-18-2010, 10:20 AM
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They are all about the same, not one that's really better than another. For a 05+ they all need a tuner as the ECUs in your year are hyper sensitive to air adjustments. The tuner will do much more good than the CAI as your cars run so god for saking rich from Ford it's not even funny. An ideal A/F ratio is 12.8, your cars run low 10s or high 9s, that's way, way, way too rich. Ford litterally robs your car out of about 15-25 rwhp right out of the box. My buddise 07 GT dynoed at 238 rwhp so assuming a 16% loss in power train loss, he's making about 280 bhp, that's 20 hp Ford shorted you right out of the box due to the A/F ratio.

My two top brands are BBK and JLT. For tuners look into SCT XCal 2 or 3.
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Don't know about the best, but I have a C&L CAI packaged with a Diablosport Predator tuner, and have been happy with it.
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