Firsttexan
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Good to know.As long as you don't plan on running a flex tune... the maf turbulence was off the charts due to design.
As in E85/93 octane in combo? Still learning about the types of tunes.
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Good to know.As long as you don't plan on running a flex tune... the maf turbulence was off the charts due to design.
This is a purpose built race car. The stiffness is built in and these components just add addition weight. Which, is course, a no no in a race car.I would enjoy being educated on that. I thought the added stiffness is what they would want?
Open intake will change the sound but also change iats as they will be much higher.OK, so an aftermarket no-tune-required CAI won't give you any increase in performance, especially if you already have a 2018+ OEM intake, which is as good as it gets.
But what about the sound?
I find the sound of the Coyote a bit tame. The exhaust is one thing, but the engine itself, the noise that comes from under the hood rather than from the tailpipes, isn't overly impressive. Will an open intake make it sound more "burbly"? And if so, under which circumstances? Idle, part throttle, WOT...?
Thanks man.Not hijack. But...
I have been watching your videos. It's great watching your progression with the car and racing.
How modified is your motor? I am not familiar with the racing classes.
Most pass over the fact that PMAS includes a recalibrated MAF sensor that has the proper transfer functions without a need to tune the ECU for the 120mm housing.OK, so an aftermarket no-tune-required CAI won't give you any increase in performance
Thanks. Very well said and informative.Most pass over the fact that PMAS includes a recalibrated MAF sensor that has the proper transfer functions without a need to tune the ECU for the 120mm housing.
I understand the arguments over IAT's but putting that aside No One in the industry offers a recalibrated sensor with a MAF housing larger than stock.
Personally I think Steeda's closed box is the best concept to date but they blew it with the MAF housing size and shape. Had they designed the closed lid to match the OEM geometry MAF housing within a range somewhere between 115mm to 120mm we'd all be saving a bunch of bandwidth for other topics.
Steeda should market a closed box that taxes the limits of a panel filter and not the MAF sensor reading that also works with E85, Flex or mothballs..... LOL
According to Alejandro Flores from Lund, PMAS CAI provides the best data for tuning.Most pass over the fact that PMAS includes a recalibrated MAF sensor that has the proper transfer functions without a need to tune the ECU for the 120mm housing.
I understand the arguments over IAT's but putting that aside No One in the industry offers a recalibrated sensor with a MAF housing larger than stock.
Personally I think Steeda's closed box is the best concept to date but they blew it with the MAF housing size and shape. Had they designed the closed lid to match the OEM geometry MAF housing within a range somewhere between 115mm to 120mm we'd all be saving a bunch of bandwidth for other topics.
Steeda should market a closed box that taxes the limits of a panel filter and not the MAF sensor reading that also works with E85, Flex or mothballs..... LOL
Expensive but the reviews to this read well. It would be cool to hear a before and after sound test. Do you have this one? If so get right on this sound test.
In what way has the sound changed if you don't mind me asking?I bought my CAI strictly for the under hood bling factor. No different than buying a different coolant overflow tank, etc.
I have a 2020 GT without the performance pack, so I had the Ford dealer install the performance upgrade which includes the cold air intake. I love it and I'm glad I did it.I know this horse probably been beat to death but just wanted others opinion before I pull the trigger. Are Aftermarket Cold Air Intakes really that much better over stock CAI and a good K&N? Some CAI's claim 10+ HP gains.
Performance from the factory refers to Performance Pack 1 suspension and brakes, wheels etc..I have a 2020 GT without the performance pack, so I had the Ford dealer install the performance pack which includes the cold air intake. I love it and I'm glad I did it.
I really didn't notice much difference in the intake sound, but it did seem to make my exhaust throatier/deeper sounding. This also could be due to the sound tube removal which is part of the install for this CAI.In what way has the sound changed if you don't mind me asking?