Cold Air Intake from UPR
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I sent a E-mail the other day to URP, and here's the responce..... 
Are you guys going to come out with a Cold Air Intake for the 2005 V6 Mustang? I notice you have some very nice kits for the 2004 V6 Mustang. I'd really like one for the 2005 V6 Mustang.
Yes we are going to be releasing one. We are currently working on the mass air meter mount for the kit and have the rest of the kit in the works as well. We don't yet have a release date but it should be in the next 60 days.
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Sales
UPR Products
PH#: 561-588-6630
FAX#: 561-585-4141
E-mail: Sales@UPRProducts.com
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Here's a link to their page for the CAI kits that they have right now. Nothing listed for the 2005 Mustang yet. But, this is where it should be in the next 60 days!
UPR CAI for the Mustang
Are you guys going to come out with a Cold Air Intake for the 2005 V6 Mustang? I notice you have some very nice kits for the 2004 V6 Mustang. I'd really like one for the 2005 V6 Mustang.
Yes we are going to be releasing one. We are currently working on the mass air meter mount for the kit and have the rest of the kit in the works as well. We don't yet have a release date but it should be in the next 60 days.
Thank you,
Sales
UPR Products
PH#: 561-588-6630
FAX#: 561-585-4141
E-mail: Sales@UPRProducts.com
The Industry Leader in Billet Accessories!
Here's a link to their page for the CAI kits that they have right now. Nothing listed for the 2005 Mustang yet. But, this is where it should be in the next 60 days!
UPR CAI for the Mustang
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Yeah, I think so. And pretty affordable too!
The one for the 2004 V6 Mustang is only $139!
The one for the 2004 V6 Mustang is only $139!
Originally posted by hamidlmt@May 11, 2005, 9:14 PM
They have some really nice looking kits! This is defintely something to keep an eye on!
They have some really nice looking kits! This is defintely something to keep an eye on!
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I was looking at the engine in my car last night, and it looks like the Mass Air Unit is molded right into the Air cleaner box. So, any new CAI might have to have a new Mass Air Unit with it, which will drive up the cost. :bang:
We'll just have to see what they come with in the next 60 days....
We'll just have to see what they come with in the next 60 days....
Originally posted by kevinv-6@May 13, 2005, 1:06 AM
I hope they keep their CAI kit priced at 139! that would be sweet!!
I can drive over there and pick it up, hopefully it wont require a re-tune or flash...
I hope they keep their CAI kit priced at 139! that would be sweet!!
I can drive over there and pick it up, hopefully it wont require a re-tune or flash...
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On my MMR it only had a mounting place for the MAF Sensor. I had to carefully remove the MAF from the stock unit & carefully mount it in the MMR unit. Considering what the MMR CAI actually consists of I think it was a little pricey ($199). But I already bought it & installed it so I'll live with it. I do think it looks & works great.
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You can remove the MAF sensor from the Air cleaner housing? That's news to me!
So maybe the some of the other CAI kits coming out won't be so expensive after all?
Do you have some pics of MMR CAI installed in your car Sonic? They would be nice to see!
So maybe the some of the other CAI kits coming out won't be so expensive after all?
Do you have some pics of MMR CAI installed in your car Sonic? They would be nice to see!
Originally posted by SonicBlueV6@May 13, 2005, 9:51 PM
On my MMR it only had a mounting place for the MAF Sensor. I had to carefully remove the MAF from the stock unit & carefully mount it in the MMR unit. Considering what the MMR CAI actually consists of I think it was a little pricey ($199). But I already bought it & installed it so I'll live with it. I do think it looks & works great.
On my MMR it only had a mounting place for the MAF Sensor. I had to carefully remove the MAF from the stock unit & carefully mount it in the MMR unit. Considering what the MMR CAI actually consists of I think it was a little pricey ($199). But I already bought it & installed it so I'll live with it. I do think it looks & works great.
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