Cold Air Intakes Mpg?
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From: Jasper, tx
Cold Air Intakes Mpg?
I WANT A COLD AIR INTAKE.CAN ANY ONE GIVE ME MPG INCREASE OR DECREASE IN K&N,AFE,BULLY DOG,VOLIANT,BANKS AND SO ON??????
RIGHT NOW MY TRUCK IS STOCK OTHER THAN ARP STUDS THANKS TO FORD ENGINERRING LOL! SOME HELP BEFORE I SPEND 3-400 DOLLARS THANKS EVERYBODY WHO ANSWERED 6.0 MILEAGE PSD!
RIGHT NOW MY TRUCK IS STOCK OTHER THAN ARP STUDS THANKS TO FORD ENGINERRING LOL! SOME HELP BEFORE I SPEND 3-400 DOLLARS THANKS EVERYBODY WHO ANSWERED 6.0 MILEAGE PSD!
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almost everyone will say stay with stock: it filters the best and flows enough.
i have an AFE Stage I Intake and wasn't able to notice an increase in MPG's but i did see my EGT's drop around 50-100 deg which is good for me because i'm running larger injectors and a stock turbo.
if your looking for cheap ($300-$400) MPG's get a SCT tuner and a economy or street tune. that could get you a couple MPG's if driven right.
good luck.
i have an AFE Stage I Intake and wasn't able to notice an increase in MPG's but i did see my EGT's drop around 50-100 deg which is good for me because i'm running larger injectors and a stock turbo.
if your looking for cheap ($300-$400) MPG's get a SCT tuner and a economy or street tune. that could get you a couple MPG's if driven right.
good luck.
