Roush cold air intake system

[MAGS1]

Can anyone confirm the roush intake fits a 2022? Their website only says up until 2021, but I assume there's been no real changes between 21 and 22?

Here it is:

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/roush-cai-issue-with-blue-oval-industries.183427/

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[_zOmbIE_]

Hrm... not sure if it's worth the hassle, thanks for the link Mags1

 

[_zOmbIE_]

So in case anyone else is ever wondering, Roush replied to my inquiry earlier today stating

"So they are not carb compliant for 2022-2023, but will fit the same. "

 

[The Demon]

So in case anyone else is ever wondering, Roush replied to my inquiry earlier today stating

"So they are not carb compliant for 2022-2023, but will fit the same. "

That’s exactly what I was going to guess as well. It’s one of the reasons I bought the Roush but at this point I’m tuned so it doesn’t matter anyways.

 

[Rapid Red]

So in case anyone else is ever wondering, Roush replied to my inquiry earlier today stating

"So they are not carb compliant for 2022-2023, but will fit the same. "

To add, it looks like this is for the left coast Mustangs and think it is saying bottom line emissions.
https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/resources/fact-sheets/dmv-compliance-verification
As of 2020, the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) ensures



Carb Compliant is a political stunt to grab $$$ (tax) from corporate America.
This is what's call flying below the line>
"They are not carb compliant for 2022-2023"

Then,
"but will fit the same"
Sounds like Roush is saying it will not harm that Coyote.

The car should run as it is designed, with some noticeable throttle response, for one. Software enhances that, more

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