CAI or drop in filter

[crash457]

I have never been a fan of oiled filters. You have to account for drying time after cleaning and there is a tendency to over oil and risk damage to sensors.

I personally like AFE dryflow. If they offer a drop in like I have for my Duramax, I would buy it.

 

[The Mav]

Oilable filters are awesome for dusty environments. But yeah, lots of people rush the cleaning process, and over oil. Not good.

 

[Craigy]

With efficiency targets these days and this being a performance truck, I can't imagine Ford left a lot on the table with the OEM setup.

 

[StrikerHawk]

I'll wait to see how their HP and torque gains compare to AirAid, aFe, K&N and others before choosing who's CAI to go with, but it will likely be one of my first upgrades. Something compatible with a Pre-Filter for those really fun off-road days as well.

 

[BeansGT]

I hear a lot of bad tunes are out there and Ford did leave some on the table but they also accounted for the idiots putting 87 octane in the tank . A friend has a nicely set up EB but the exhaust and tune did most of the work he says . They have some blow off valves now on the market as well if you want to sound like a ricer.

 

[conflict]

I dont think much will be gained by an intake but i'll buy one eventually just to open up the sounds of the turbos and bypassvalve.

 

[Sasquatch77]

Ecoboost f150 people have tested this out and there is no power improvement with a CAI. Get a drop in Green Filter and you will be fine. Fyi - Green Filter has the best flow on the market right now.

 

[theOracle13]

looks like roush already has a kit


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Has anyone ordered this? Has it been confirmed to actually be deigned for the Raptor and not just a carryover from the old 3.5 ecoboost intake?

 

[Wilson]

Just put a pedal commander on

 

[theOracle13]

What does a pedal commander have to do with an intake? I want better induction and turbo sound