Tim_CO
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Hello All,
Can anybody tell me the Ford torque spec for the bolts that's connect the OEM air intake flange to the turbo studs?
My son and I installed the 2024 version of the K&N cold air intake on my car yesterday. The instructions from K&N didn't include a torque spec.
For the record, after a half an hour driving and several hard pulls my son and i both concluded the K&N intake was slowing down the car. I pulled all that garbage out and it's going back to K&N.
Long story short, the OEM air intake feeds air from in front of the engine via a duct that firmly clips into the main airbox tube. This ensures the aurbox gets air from in front of the radiator. The K&N intake box doesn't have any means of securely connecting to said "cold air intake" tube.
After driving for half an hour, the K&N box had completely seperated from the intended cold air source by over an inch and was pulling in hot air from beside the radiator. It's a bad design.
I'll do a write up if anybody is interested. In the interim, I would really appreciate that torque spec. I googled for half an hour and I couldn't find anything for the 2024.
Can anybody tell me the Ford torque spec for the bolts that's connect the OEM air intake flange to the turbo studs?
My son and I installed the 2024 version of the K&N cold air intake on my car yesterday. The instructions from K&N didn't include a torque spec.
For the record, after a half an hour driving and several hard pulls my son and i both concluded the K&N intake was slowing down the car. I pulled all that garbage out and it's going back to K&N.
Long story short, the OEM air intake feeds air from in front of the engine via a duct that firmly clips into the main airbox tube. This ensures the aurbox gets air from in front of the radiator. The K&N intake box doesn't have any means of securely connecting to said "cold air intake" tube.
After driving for half an hour, the K&N box had completely seperated from the intended cold air source by over an inch and was pulling in hot air from beside the radiator. It's a bad design.
I'll do a write up if anybody is interested. In the interim, I would really appreciate that torque spec. I googled for half an hour and I couldn't find anything for the 2024.
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