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Old 09-02-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Question 2008 Mustang coldair flow question
I have a 2008 v6 stang w a BBK cold air intake on the right side and im ordering a Black GT style grill with 2 Angel eye fog lights on the front and im wondering if it is going to block airflow to my cold air if i install it. I love the sound my cold intake gives and the power. Anyone got experience before/after installing front lights? If it does work i might install fog lights on the lower front bumper instead. Thanks =)
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Theoratically, yeah the air is slowed when it hits the fog lights. Is it something to be concerned about? I doubt it. There are a bunch of people who own GTs with CAI in them.
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