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DezertRacer

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The tune is the best bang for your buck, but a tune exhaust and intake work great when all three are in a bundle .
 
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Probably should've listened to you guys, but I went with an AFE stage 2 CAI. There are just so many options out there for tuners that I felt like I needed to do more research. Couldn't spring for everything at once. Baby steps!
 

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Probably should've listened to you guys, but I went with an AFE stage 2 CAI. There are just so many options out there for tuners that I felt like I needed to do more research. Couldn't spring for everything at once. Baby steps!

If you were going to do CAI or exhaust anyways it's best to wait for tune.
 

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Not really . as the intakes are all no tune intakes in that the maf cross section is the same size as factory. So any custom tune has very little change for the cai on the Raptor. Now on vehicles like the mustang where the maf cross section increases you have to have a tune and it increases performance.
 

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