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Seriously I would start with a tune and try that first then adjust from there. I have the Livernois tune and have been very happy with it. There are many others running the Unleashed tune which is a great tune and Torrie the owner is great at tuning these Ecoboost motors.
Seriously I would start with a tune and try that first then adjust from there. I have the Livernois tune and have been very happy with it. There are many others running the Unleashed tune which is a great tune and Torrie the owner is great at tuning these Ecoboost motors.
Porpoise Hork
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Tune and a turbo back exhaust, would be the best overall bang for the buck. Most of the dyno results are showing that CAI's do about squat over the factory airbox.
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I’m super happy with my K+N CAI and Unleashed tune. I’m also running a TurboSmart plumb back BPV for the added boost pressure of the tune. The truck MOVES! Keep in mind, I’m still only running the 87 tune! I can’t wait to try the 93 tune. I have NGK Iridium 1 step colder plugs to install yet and then that’ll probably be it for a bit.
I’m planning on upgrading the charge pipes, installing a catted downpipe, and upgrading to a 3” exhaust. I might do an intercooler, as well. That should pretty much be it for bolt on upgrades…maybe a larger throttle body if BBK comes out with a Ranger specific one.
If you’re just looking for simple bolt ons, I ‘d say stick with a tune, and either the K+N CAI or charge pipes. That’ll be $1000 or less. After that, go for exhaust.
Most of the intake options are not going to do much for you by themselves. I think the Roush intake claims 8 TQ. The K+N is truly huge, and has the largest conical filter I’ve ever seen. I installed it after driving on the tune alone for a few days and it absolutely made the tune come alive.
I’m planning on upgrading the charge pipes, installing a catted downpipe, and upgrading to a 3” exhaust. I might do an intercooler, as well. That should pretty much be it for bolt on upgrades…maybe a larger throttle body if BBK comes out with a Ranger specific one.
If you’re just looking for simple bolt ons, I ‘d say stick with a tune, and either the K+N CAI or charge pipes. That’ll be $1000 or less. After that, go for exhaust.
Most of the intake options are not going to do much for you by themselves. I think the Roush intake claims 8 TQ. The K+N is truly huge, and has the largest conical filter I’ve ever seen. I installed it after driving on the tune alone for a few days and it absolutely made the tune come alive.
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A tune and premium gas.
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Agree tune and 93/91 gas. All you need with this truck.
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