So you just took the delivery of your brand new shiny 2015-2016 Mustang GT and already have an itch to make your pony car run a little faster? We know what's going on here! You are affected by a mod bug, we all are. To help you to get rid of this bee in your bonnet, check out our selection of BBK Performance Parts. Theirs Cold Air Intake Systems are your easy way to add over the +20 HP and up to 20 pounds of torque to your GT!

BBK® - Ford Mustang 2015 Chrome Cold Air Intake System - http://www.carid.com/2015-ford-musta...-55186801.html





* Listed as a perfect fit for 2015 Base, GT and V6 models;
* BBK Cold Air Kit is 50 State Smog Legal;
* Includes a shield that isolates the air filter from engine heat;
* Includes washable and reusable conical air filter;
* Includes high quality stainless steel clamps and molded silicon hoses;
* Listed as good in stock;

If any questions appear, feel free to contact me. We are available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Michael @ CARiD

 

Hey guys,

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By the way, check out this video to see Dyno tests and the short installation instructions which will show you how to easily bolt on up to 20HP & 20 lb-tq in half an hour on your Stang:

 

If I am going to add a Rousch supercharger, can the BBK cold air intake still be used AFTER I get the supercharger and Tune? I don't want to buy the cold air then have to get something different after the supercharger

 

As I know Roush supercharger kit comes with a bigger throttle body and new air intake in one set, so I guess you wouldn't need to buy an air intake separately. Beside that, BBK intake is designed to be mounted to the stock throttle body only.

 

So Car Id - the answer is that if I buy the BBK no it would be a waste when I get the supercharger

 

Supercharger requires more air and needs a performance air intake or filter.

There is no straight answer to this question as it depends on a supercharger.

A supercharger kit from Roush already comes with a new intake and performance filter - so BBK intake is not necessary.

Some MagnaChargers superchargers use factory throttle body and factory intake, which means that you can install an aftermarket air intake like BBK to improve the air flow.

If it's a DIY project, I would suggest you to choose the supercharger first and check it's tech specifications. If you are going to install it at a shop - please consult with your mechanic.

Let me know what year is your mustang and what engine do you have I'll check if we have some superchargers for it.