If you live in Michigan, the thought of adding a Ford cold air intake may seem kind of silly. After all, if it's after September and before May, your Ford can't help but ingest cold air. But for summer in the Motor City and year-round elsewhere, a Ford cold air intake is the first thing you should add to your performance street machine. Why first? It's all about the air--getting air into and out of your engine is priority one, and a Ford cold air intake is better at getting good air into your engine than the factory equipment. Notice we say "good air." The good air that a Ford Mustang cold air intake or Ford Focus cold air intake is after is dense, outside air. Dense air is rich in oxygen because the molecules are packed more tightly together. Since a Ford cold air intake delivers more oxygen molecules, more gasoline molecules can be burned. And we all know what happens when your Ford cold air intake lets more gasoline be burned: Delicious tire smoke is produced. Can we get a "hallelujah?" But don't let a new Ford cold air intake burn up your wallet--it's not necessary. We have a Ford cold air intake to match just about any budget right here. All the big manufacturers are represented, so if you like a particular brand of Ford cold air intake over another, you're going to find it here and find it for less.