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How do you rate backseat lovin' in the Fusion?
Better than my old car
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Easy Threesome
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New i4 Fusion Intake: Steeda's Gen2 is now available.
by Crystallas on March 20, 2008, 05:31:01 AM
Steeda's new Ford Fusion 2.3L i4 Intake(Mercury Milan i4 intake as well) comes with many improvements over the original. For those who use the stock tune, Steeda claims some dyno tests are showing a 12HP peak gains with strong gains throughout lower RPMs as well. Remove the insert and use a custom tune to unlock more power.

The specs may be off a bit, or they may not. We are waiting for more confirmation, although Steeda has been fair and accurate with its performance numbers in the past. Click here to go to Steeda's website for more information. [Steedafusion.com]
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