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It's not hard to install...just that first cut in the hood. LOL

Sure will get it done next day off. you can check out the install link at http://www.cjponyparts.com/images/art/install_shkr11.pdf

I was planning on the shaker system already when i started looking for this car (you don't see many of them around) and the heat extractors were a pleasant surprise when the car came in. I like how the shaker centered between them well. The plain hood has good bends and looks nice, just a lot...

sterlinggreygt, yes it does look like mine before install. I love stangs, this is my 7th one. currently own 72 coupe, 88 convertible, and 14. spirockp, yes this is functional as a cold air. I just had to add a K&N hi flow. There is a tube you have to hook into your air box. you're getting...

very nice improvement!!!

You could, but why? Your engine is being calibrated based on your settings in the computer, whether you have a stock tune or not. You would gain minimal benefit (hp) from the additional octane unless you had a tune loaded to use it.

hey all, here's my mustang with the shaker installed and almost everything else done to it. Just a few more touch up/detailing things to do/get. let me know what you think.

Hi, All! New here with first post. I have a 2014 Sterling Grey GT/CS. 535 miles. I want to install a shaker intake system on it with a K&N filter. First thing, any advice on how to cut the hood? (Kinda leery about this but what the hell). Second . does anyone know anyway to make this a...