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Injen is looking to make an intake for the Sport Engine

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I have been in contact with the person who is in charge or research and development for Injen. He is willing to make an intake specific for the 2011-2013 Ford Edge Sport, but he needs someone that is near the Pomona, CA, that is willing to be the test vehicle for developing this intake.

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I'm near there... It's been a few months but if its free I guess I can take that bullet lol

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JUST bought the K&N last night for my next mod and 9 more HP. Injen you're too slow!! lol I really wish i had a cold air instead of the ram air style

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WOW. just received the K&N today!!!!!! :D :banvictory: :happy feet: THANK YOU AUTO ANYTHING!!! I would recommend that site to anybody. The lowest prices I have found on the internet, free shipping, and excellent customer service! I'm gonna install this bad boy tomorrow and post pics.

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^^^^ I'm waiting on a reply from BBK on melting a hole in the piston for the larger throttle body. I don't want to void my warranty. Do you have the same whistle that I have? I have the 77 series K&N. I could eat it if the AEM doesn't have the same problem.

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WOW. just received the K&N today!!!!!! :D :banvictory: :happy feet: THANK YOU AUTO ANYTHING!!! I would recommend that site to anybody. The lowest prices I have found on the internet, free shipping, and excellent customer service! I'm gonna install this bad boy tomorrow and post pics.

Any updates?

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I know this is a little late on this discussion, but could someone please explain to me how a BBK Throttle Body can melt a hole in a piston in your motor? This has me confused, or maybe I misunderstood the way Tlints2 is saying this.

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Thanks for your explanation on this. I think you are right. I have a BBK on my Edge and I was like , I've never heard of this before. Piston melt, or broke usually comes with to much timing and not enough octane at wide open throttle. I guess that is why they suggest to use higher octane then your custom tune is designed for. As in 91 octane tune, try to run 92 or 93 octane so you don't get any spark knock or knock retard. That's why this had me wondering. But I say again thank you for the time you gave me on this.

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