Top 3 Ford F150 Cold Air Intakes For 2015-2017 F150 3.5L EcoBoost V6 

I got the Rouch Intake from you guys long before this video was made. It great! Easy to Install. I like that it doesn't seem to modify the engine intake system too much while still giving the sound and benefits of a CAI.

Airad seems to be the more cold air intake. That’s what imma gonna buy. Pray my wife doesn’t check our account!

Everything I've researched says the 3.5 and 2.7 have the same cold air intakes. I'm wondering if you can expect the same power gains? I think the best bang for the buck is definitely the K&N. I've been shopping for the right deal to pop up on a CAI for my 2018 2.7 Ecoboost. My preferred brand is AFE because that's what run I ran on my 12 valve Cummins. I also prefer a dry filter, but after you clean your K&N just don't oil it and it works fine. Recent prices: K&N - $210 S&B - $299 Roush - $410 AirRaid (oiled) - $370 AirRaid (dry) - 378 It's really hard justifying almost spending double for any of the CAI's when the K&N is so reasonably priced. I'd really like to see you guys do a video on tuners. SCT, Super Chip, Bully dog, & etc. just to have better knowledge on which one to go with. Please post some videos on 2.7 Ecoboost. I used to sale Fords and 70% of people are buying the 2.7 unless they HAVE to have a v8 for their man card or just need the towing power of the 3.5. Thank you for your time and posting these videos.

S&b all the way for me . Best looking and a true cold air intake

Can we get a top 3 intakes for 11-14 3.5 ecoboost?

And ues you can change to a cai. But you should look at the guys that also change the intake tubes for the turbos that seems to be the most overlooked part beside downtubes

I'm going with the S&B

Other than a cold air intake, is there something that would help my engine run nice and clean? I don’t know much about trucks or engines, but I’d like to make sure I’m doing everything I can to help it run smooth. Please help!

Look at the Raptor and the power it makes. It uses the same airbox as the regular 3.5 and 2.7. the nest "cold" air intake is the stock intake

Why not run dyno test? Or do these intakes do nothing but make noise? Like we used to put the air cleaner cover on upside down back in the day!

Too many choices, argh. So which one would you install on your Raptor, Justin? What if this is the only upgrade I'm doing.

Is it the same for the ford expedition

What a waste of money. Every one of these simply connects to the stock tubing. The design of the stock air box is so good all you need is a less restrictive filter. For the price of one of these silly intakes you could get a simple tuner and get way more for your money.

AFE ALL THE WAYYYYY

These are all great but does K and N just make a better filter for the stock intake? If so can you get it through you guys? Link

How about Advanced Flow Engineering AFE. Their intakes are great for 3.5L ecoboost.. Very easy install.

What are your thoughts on the Corsa?

The air/ raid you can pop the polish top off an also use it like an open air intake ?

That’s my truck!!!!!

I am interested in the idea of a cold air intake. They don't look too hard to install. Can anyone tell me if these products would void the factory warranty. I can't get a straight answer out of my Ford dealer in Las Vegas. If they would void the warranty then I will stay clear. If not, I would like to get the Rouch. Does anyone know the correct answer?

Why does no one ever look at banks performance?

I figured AEM would've made the list.

I bought airraid intake you suggested … non of the holes were drilled in the correct spot , the airflow sensor hole was too small … I threw it back in the box and put stock box back on .. waste of money waste of time

Witch one is that best for you?? The roush or s&b

K&N filters are the worst filters I e ever run. Unless you never drive off pavement

Now dyno each one please

Didnt say the add HP for the Roush

Quick question: Which should be bought first... A CAI, or high flow exhaust? I'm interested in eventually installing both, but I'm on a budget. I understand that if you increase the intake of air, you have to consequently increase its scavenging out. I also know that the newer 3.5s (mine's a 2019) can "self-tune" to such bolt-on modifications. So which should it be first? I'm interested in the Magnaflow (quieter), and either the aFe or Roush intakes.

An hour install?! 😂😂😂

For the most part on stock supercharged or turbo this is a big waste of money you don't get any gains

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I’ll keep my stock filter .

Is the horrendous background music really necessary?

Waste of money