I think it increases boost and a lot of things like spark advance. I went back to a stock tune wondering how much it really helped and didn't stay that way long. Car feels slow stock
I live in a busy area and may get full throttle for 3 seconds before i hit traffic so I am more interested in how...
My understand from research is the Street version fits the factory charge pipes great. Only suggestion is get new clamps or remove the clips that keep it from moving. They made it a pain to position.
I think the Race version needs a adapter or new charge pipes.
If you want to make it a little...
When I just had the Cobb stage 1 is was very inconsistent, one day feel like a factory stock showdown car ( I wish ) and another day feel like my old Civic..Finally figured out it was getting heat soaked just normal driving and the CV FAB street fixed that.
I am now running a cobb stage 2 91...
They don't make one for the GT but added one for my Ecoboost..They claim it lowers air temps but not getting hot under the hood.
Plus its built and looks great
https://shopeurocompulsion.net/products/v1-air-induction-system-2015-2023-mustang-ecoboost-2-3l
Friend who bought the Armour Quartz also bought a bottle..I told him to get the prep spray but bought it by mistake.
Going to visit them in a few weeks and plan on trying it on his wifes new bronco sport
I liked dream maker, I have tried a few products which is a lot of the reason I got too much buildup.
But the Dove wash seemed to help.
Adams slick and slide is my favorite so far.
I also like P&S paint Gloss, it's good for removing finger prints between washes
Gyeon pure made my red car look great but isn't slick at all. Also used it on my sons blue accord.
I did a friends Black Challenger and was suggested to try Armour Quartz and have to admit I liked it better then the pure.
For me bead maker caused more buildup then slick and slide. BUT bead maker did a great job on my wife’s 9 year old rogue that hasn’t had a lot of TLC over the years. It brought out a nice shine and seems to hold up well on a non coated car.
Slick and slide helps the shine without the buildup.
Look at the CV Fab street intercooler. Its not that expensive ( $350 ) and works great.
I wouldn't risk taking the front bumper off my car and finding out it won't fit.
Mine does seem to run a little bit better as far as smoothness and throttle response. BUT just a feeling no data.
But Looking at the factory vs this one it has to flow more and also stay cooler. Seems like a well designed product.