i have a 92 2.3L and i was wondering what a good intake would be??

The one it came with from the factory. Ford built it right. The aftermarket ones are a joke and make it worse. Money can be well spent elsewhere.

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

I put a cold air intake and k&n filter on mine and it help my milage out 2-3 mpg on my 2.5 I'm about to port and polish the manifolds soon to

Save some money , if you still have the factory air filter housing and put in a K&N filter. The factory air box isn't too restrictive.

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2002 Edge Super Cab 3.0, 2wd, air box mod ,3.73
L/S,Torsion Lift, 31x10.50x15 Tires, Leer Bed Cap

This coming from the person who also claims a throttle body spacer on his fuel injected engine added 4mpg (while chasing a unicorn). Unfortunately, you are not providing realistic information.

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

I'm just going by the numbers i put helix spacer on it and checked several times after that got same numbers

I have heard of others who have had improvement in mileage from the spacers especially the ones with the spirals cut into the bore but I have never tried one though.

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2002 Edge Super Cab 3.0, 2wd, air box mod ,3.73
L/S,Torsion Lift, 31x10.50x15 Tires, Leer Bed Cap

I can go out right now and get my truck to report whatever MPG I want to make myself feel better. That stupid thing did NOTHING. Think about what is between the throttle body and the piston. Do you really think it does anything but look special?

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

Yeah, it doesn't make sense but people keep claiming improvements with these things?

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2002 Edge Super Cab 3.0, 2wd, air box mod ,3.73
L/S,Torsion Lift, 31x10.50x15 Tires, Leer Bed Cap

I have never really seen anyone on here claim a CAI gave them better MPG's

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GOLDIE
1999 2.5L XLT
Herculiner | Kobalt tool box | K&N Filter | 6k HID's | 31's BFG | Eagle Alloy 186s | 102'' Whip | Cobra 19 DX IV | Fabtech 3.5 Spindles | Pro Comp AAL kit | 15% Tint | Mustang Dome

Operative word.. "claiming". I claim I'm 6'1 250lb and all muscle.

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

I didn't mean on hear, I've seen claims in magazines from manufacturer advertisements and claims in posts made on youtube.
I'm sceptical myself.

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2002 Edge Super Cab 3.0, 2wd, air box mod ,3.73
L/S,Torsion Lift, 31x10.50x15 Tires, Leer Bed Cap

Ah. See, this is where you need to think about who is telling you stuff. Of course they're saying that. They want your money!! When you start looking at reviews from people who do not have a financial stake in the matter, the "gains" all of a sudden don't happen.

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FireRanger
2003 Edge 4.0 4wd

How to: Aux light wiring, relays, & fuses
Info: 300+ intake threads here on FRF
Info: HID Projectors
How To: NO HEAT Troubleshooting Guide

Here's a link to a site that can turn the 'believers' into 'skeptics'.

http://www.skepdic.com/refuge/wyoming.html

I'm with Matt on this. To many manufacturers getting away with robbing the public. Folks need to really research things, from credible sites and sources. I've done lots of reading on the internet trying to find credible data to support CAIs and the only data I could find was from the manufacturers themselves. Conditions of testing to establish the data they post isn't declared, so in the cases of CAIs, the results are probably captured under bench testing rather than real world environments. And testimonials; lack critical thinking and usually are self fulfilling prophecies.

So, before throwing down big bucks on a CAI or a few dollars on some miracle fuel/oil additive, do the research and the reading. You might just feel a little smarter and remain a little richer.

Kevin

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2000 Ranger Sport - Stock 2.5L, 4AT w/OD & 4:10 gears, Ultragauge

Mileage: 100K, 23Cty/27Hwy/25Avg, AC 25% (winter blend)

Bests: 100%Hwy 28.5 mpg@58 mph(win/up); 27.6 mpg@60 mph(AC 50%)

http://www.cleanmpg.com/index.php?pa...)&viewcar=3919

A car guy friend of mine tells me "what you think you are smarter than the engineers that built that?" Sadly, I think he might be on to something, most, but, not all aftermarket stuff is just looking to extract your $$$$ from your wallet. There are aftermarket companies that actually think through what they are building and do build a better mousetrap. Research before you spend your hard earned cash...buyer beware!