I have a K&N filter on my stang now. How much (if any) horsepower benefit would I receive by investing $100 in a cold air intake??
Brad
03 GT
K&N vs. Cold Intake
Aug 01, 2003
3 Replies
03 GT
Cold air is what makes the power, not the fancy K&N filter. Invest the $100, it will be a lot better than your current stock intake + filter.
Rich - Keep in mind that the total airflow is most important factor. If you can mount that big cone in the cold air without any restrictions you would have the best of both worlds. The problem with some cold air kits (not all) is that they focus too much on cold and not enough on total air flow.
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