The folks over at AIRAID have been working on several different aftermarket projects, and their latest…is a direct-fit OEM replacement air filter setup for the 2010 Shelby GT500, the 2011 Shelby GT500, and the 2012 Shelby GT500.  Excellent filtration and airflow are guaranteed with these elements, ensuring they are the last ones any owner will have to shell out coin for.

Keep reading for more specifics in the news bite following…

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2011 Ford Mustang owners have been singing the songs of sweetness ever since the 3.7-liter 4v Ti-VCT V6 made its way onto the scene, bolstering the baseline pony car into the powerband which Mustang GT achieved just a few years ago.  What’s more, the new Ford Mustang power plant pumps out the 305 horsepower figure along with a economical feat–31mpg on average!  So, once a new Mustang V6 owner has had the keys for a while and the modification bug takes a bite..well, we all know what happens next!  The aftermarket players help quench the thirst for more power by supplying a stream of performance-enhancing goodies.

The latest we caught wind of for the 2011 Mustang V6 is a BBK cold air intake kit, installed on a 2011 V6 by LateModelRestoration.  Keep reading to check out their installation writeup and jump over to their page to check out all the play-by-play photography, guiding the way through the entire process!

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The key players in the Ford Mustang aftermarket keep on tweaking, tuning, and testing the 2011 Mustang GT in order to squeeze a bit more juice from the car that already produces a formidable amount of power straight off the assembly line.  Steeda Autosports has been designing a proprietary Steeda Cold Air Intake and a Steeda Performance Tune in order to break out ahead of the rest where it counts: at the track!

The Steeda CAI kit, when matched up with a set of Nitto 275/40/17 NT05 Drag Radials, was able to rocket the Steeda Mustang down the 1/4 mile strip at South Georgia Motorsports Park just under the 12-second mark with a 115mph trap!  So just how did the car sound?  Who drove the car (because we all know the best mod is the driver mod!)?

Keep reading to check out the video and the official Press Release from Steeda.  Enjoy, everyone!

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Get ready, Ford Mustang fans.  We weren’t kidding when we told you that the Mustang aftermarket is en fuego, and will do nothing but burn hotter from here on out.  Just released this weekend (to help fan the flames) is an awesome, quality CAI kit for the 2011 Ford Mustang GT by Airaid.  This latest MXP intake system is a great-fitting piece that bumps up the pony power by a factor of 11 and an equal amount of torquey twist.

We have dealt directly with the Airaid team in the past, so we can personally vouch for their professionalism in both product & service.  Also, we aim to squeeze one of these 2011 Mustang cold air intakes into StangNet’s Built to Cruise project, should the fitment allow it.  Stay tuned for more as this develops–until then, check out more in the Airaid Press Release.
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After they mapped and produced the first (afawk) 2011 Mustang turbo kit, the crew at Fastlane decided to open up and market their cold air kits for the 2011 Ford Mustang.  Check out more in the Press Release following.
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About a month ago, we told you about the latest Ford Mustang intake offering from the team at Airaid; now, we’re back with more good news.  Just after the turn of the new year, the air intake selection available on the aftermarket has just been expanded to cover the 2010 4.0-liter V6 Mustang.  This latest MXP Cold Air Intake setup is completely tailored to provide for flawless fitment, decent power and torque gains, and easy installation.  Keep reading to check out all the specific features in the latest release from Airaid.

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There are a lot of choices for aftermarket air intakes for the modern-day Ford Mustang, so you have to make sure to ensure you get quality performance from a quality product, developed by a quality company.  The fine folks at AIRAID Filter Company have just announced the new MXP Intake Systems for the 2010 4.6-liter Mustang.  Rated to provide an average increase of 15hp and 18 ft-lbs of torque, this kit makes for an excellent first mod for an enthusiast of any mechanical skill level.  For more key features and details, take a look at the Press Release and be sure to check out their site.

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Lately, we’ve shown the Ford Mustang community a lot of aftermarket components for the 2010 Mustang and we thought it would be nice to show off a piece to utilize on the 5.0 liter Mustang as well as the 4.6 liter Mustang.  Well, here goes…  Brothers Performance has a plentiful stock of the new Power Plus Series BBK mass air meters, ready to add up to 15 rwhp improvements to the typical Mustang setup.  These upgraded mass air meters are directly bolt on parts and are able to be configured to fit both stock factory intakes as well as aftermarket cold air intake kits.  Check out more details in the press release from Brothers for more information on the BBK mass air meters.

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The team at R2C has taken the wraps off a new Ford Mustang air intake system with an effective, patented Square Tube Technology, set to boost the throttle response in the 4.0-liter V6 Mustang.  The kit is designed to fit model years 2005 through 2008 and features an oil-free air filter element and looks good while bringing in the fresh air underhood.  Dyno gains have been posted at 9rwhp on a regular fuel tune, so there’s a pretty good bang for the buck in this kit for the Mustang coupe crowd!  Keep reading for the part details in the Press Release. (more…)

The well-known tech behind the black S197 Ford Mustang has returned to the shop to give a nice shot of cold, dense air to a V6 Mustang. The AEM Brute Force Intake system takes the cool blast and turns it into proven power gains that almost anyone can bolt-on. Our original StangNet.com write-up (with hi res images on demand) gives a real world overview and interpretation on how to perform the cold air kit installation on a 2007 Ford Mustang V6 coupe. StangNet Staff member bigcat shows us just how it’s done. (more…)