Does anyone publish a horsepower number for an F-150 intake?
Often, yes. Of 34 F-150 intakes in our catalog, 15 publish a horsepower figure and 19 do not. Every figure below is labeled with where it came from: an independent test, the manufacturer's own claim, or an estimate from comparable hardware.
the ones that do
why the rest don't
Retailer description says it "enhances overall engine performance" and "optimizes power output" but states no specific hp/tq number, checked 2026-07-11.
Roush's own product page says "reduced pressure drop and an unrestricted potential for power and fuel efficiency" but publishes no specific hp/tq number. Checked 2026-07-12.
NONE PUBLISHED - checked S&B's own product page (sbfilters.com/products/2015-2016-ford-f150-5-0l) on 2026-07-26: S&B publishes NO hp or torque figure for 75-5083. It publishes airflow and filtration specs instead - Cotton Cleanable: 40.00% increased airflow, 99.24% efficiency; Dry Extendable: 36.05% increased airflow, 99.64% efficiency; summarised on-page as "flows 40% better than stock". An airflow percentage is not a power gain and is not convertible to one.
NONE PUBLISHED - verified 2026-07-26: product page states no horsepower or torque figure. Source checked: https://sbfilters.com/products/ford-f150-5-0-intake-75-5123-1.
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