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Hey guys,

Just got a 2002 Yukon SLT V8 5.3L w/ 66K and am think of possible engine upgrades, however not exactly sure where to start.

Any advice?


Thank you
 

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Start off with a Cold Air Intake. Airad, K&N or Volant.
K&N was my choice and works great.
 

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Welcome to the forum Sassy49ergirl85. I also have a 2002 GMC Yukon SLT. Mine had way more miles than that. That is a good find getting one with such low miles. I would start with a cold air intake. Preferably a Volant. It is one of the more expensive ones, but I have heard its one of the best too. Looking forward to seeing what all you do to your Yukon.
 

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Air raid jr and a drop in filter is the best bang for the buck. Dyno proven. Then if you have a tuner in your area. That would be a start. Not sure of you budget or how far you want to go with it. Cat back exhaust is mainly for noise purposes.
 
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Wow! Thank you all so much for the advice. I will look into cold air intake and unfortunately I might have to shop around to find a good tuner in my area. Time to do some research!! :D
 

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BlackBear did dyno test quite a few years ago for cai. The one that stood out and most people go for is the Spectre. It is the same price as the Air raid Jr. I changed out the filter for a K&N. I have a BB tune. It is a night and day difference. Since I did the tune I went ahead and did the e-fan conversion. And to get a little bit of sound I put on a cat back Dynomax exhaust on.

Over all it has great performance but now I want to do a cam but there are a few maintenance items I need to take care of.
 

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