Installation Time
(approx) 2 Hours
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
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Hey, guys, it's Noah with AmericanMuscle. This is the Ford Performance OE Boss 302 Intake Manifold for the 2011 to 2014 GT. This is a great option for the Mustang GT owner who's looking for a drop-in OE upgrade that delivers a serious increase in horsepower.The first thing I want to talk about is probably the best aspect of this intake manifold. This guy is almost completely plug-and-play and drop-in-ready since it's the exact manifold that comes stock on the Boss 302 from the factory. The only thing this intake manifold requires is a tune to get everything working properly and an install kit if you want to run the factory intake.This guy is even compatible with the factory fuel rails and it doesn't require any fabrication to get it installed. This is the high-flow design intake manifold and the whole thing looks awesome in the bay and it really cleans things up. It does have that awesome Boss 302 logo right on top, and it's the first thing you see when you pop the hood.Now, onto the proof in the pudding with just a simple intake on a stock car. This manifold has been dyno-proven to add 61-wheel horsepower and 43-foot pounds of torque. The only other thing I want to mention is that the aftermarket strut tower braces do not clear this intake manifold but the factory Boss 302 one does fit. So if you want a strut tower brace, that's the one you need.Overall, this thing is really beefy and it's made from a high-end composite that's lightweight but super durable. Now, this manifold has been pressure-tested up to 28 PSI, so you're safe to throw some serious boost at it if you want to take it up a few dozen notches. This manifold's construction in the way it holds pressure and breathes so well makes it a great option to pair with a turbo, a pro Charger, or even upgraded heads and cams.Now, those upgrades require fantastic air flow, so this is a must-have upgrade and a game changer to use in conjunction with a lot of other high-performance upgrades. Due to the free-flowing and open design that strays from the factory design, this intake manifold isn't legal for use in California, and lastly, everything you need to get this guy bolted up is in the kit. Now, if you're looking for an intake that's designed to be a firm foundation for tons of other high-performance upgrades, this is the one.This Ford Performance OE Boss 302 Intake Manifold costs around $290 all said and done. Now, I think personally, that that is unbelievably affordable if you're looking for some power, and I think you'd be hard pressed to find another upgrade at this price point that would make this much of a difference to a stock car.To get this intake manifold installed, it's gonna take you two hours with a difficulty of two out of three wrenches. Now, this will take a little bit of mechanical expertise, but if you aren't confident in your skills, it might be a great job to leave to the professionals.Now, luckily, the install time is only two hours, so shop labor won't break your wallet if you have to leave it to the professionals. That was the Ford Performance OE Boss 302 Intake Manifold for the 2011 to 2014 GT. For all things Mustang, keep it right here at americanmuscle.com.
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2011-2014 Mustang Ford Performance OE BOSS 302 Intake Manifold Review
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Installation Info
Installation Time
(approx) 2 Hours
Difficulty Level:
Light to Moderate mechanical skill required.
Installation Guides
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