Steeda Cold Air Pack with Tuner

[Vandman]

I'm looking to spend a few bucks on the ol' whorse and this package has caught my eye. Does anyone have experience with this? Is it money well spent, or would I gain more spending it elsewhere?

https://steeda.ca/collections/musta...ake-package-with-tuner?variant=31793377869909

The mustang is not a daily, simply used for pleasure. Ice cream runs, stress relief, etc. My 9yo is completely car obsessed, and I think this might be just as cool for him as myself!

However, after browsing the forum I have a nagging feeling I am wasting my money.

2019 GT 6sp 401a
Just looking for a good time.
Already have stop the hop, jacking rails, clutch spring.

Sponsored

 

[YankeeVol]

Why not the Ford Performance power pack? It’s $1,300.

 

[Vandman]

Why not the Ford Performance power pack? It’s $1,300.

This was actually the setup that got me interested in the CAI, but up here in Canada this kit retails for about $500 more than the Steeda + SCT. Definitely not ruling it out

 

[mrgooden]

Waiting on delivery of the closed box myself with tuner.

Richard

 

[YankeeVol]

This was actually the setup that got me interested in the CAI, but up here in Canada this kit retails for about $500 more than the Steeda + SCT. Definitely not ruling it out

Gotcha. That makes sense. I'd lean FP personally (I'm like 98% sure that's what I'm getting for my '22).

 

[AZ18yote]

FP will lead to higher iats, the steeda is at least closed and will keep them down. But I would encourage to keep oem 18+ intake and just add a drop in filter. Flows great, keeps iats down and delivers smooth maf. If available in your area, by far the best bang for your buck is simply tuning for e85. If e85 is not available, then maybe consider adding long tubes and a 91/93 tune. Either way would deliver much better power increases.

 

[HoosierDaddy]

https://www.mustang6g.com/forums/threads/steeda-intake-avoid.175533/

Sponsored