BBK Performance

BBK Performance has been building bolt-on performance parts for American cars and trucks for decades, with a catalog focused on airflow, exhaust and supporting components.

Their lineup covers everything from cold air intakes and throttle bodies to headers, exhaust components and fuel-system upgrades for platforms like the Mustang, F-150, Camaro, Silverado and Ram.

Why We Like BBK Performance at 9AM

We like BBK because their parts fit the kind of build where you want to make meaningful changes without turning the car or truck into a full custom project.

A lot of their products are direct-fit upgrades that make sense as individual steps, whether you're improving airflow, changing the exhaust or building toward a more complete naturally aspirated setup.

Cold Air Intakes

Intakes are one of the easiest places to start when you want more airflow and a little more engine sound without making the build complicated. The BBK Cold Air Intake for the 2010-2014 F-150 Raptor 6.2 is a direct-fit option for the first-generation Raptor, while the BBK Cold Air Intake for 2014-2019 GM 5.3/6.2 Trucks covers popular Silverado and Sierra applications.

Mustang Headers

Headers are where BBK has a lot of history with Mustang builds. The 1-5/8" Long Tube Headers for the 1996-2004 Mustang GT are aimed at owners looking to take the exhaust side of the car further than a simple cat-back system.

Truck Headers

BBK also offers vehicle-specific header options for trucks. The 1-3/4" Shorty Headers for the 2019-2024 Ram 1500 5.7 Hemi are a good example of a bolt-on exhaust upgrade designed around a factory-style truck application.

Throttle Bodies

Throttle bodies are another common BBK upgrade, especially once intake and exhaust changes are already part of the build. Their direct-fit throttle bodies are designed to increase airflow while keeping the installation relatively straightforward on supported Ford, GM and Dodge applications.

Exhaust & Supporting Components

BBK also carries mid-pipes, high-flow catted sections and other exhaust components that make more sense once the build starts moving beyond individual bolt-ons. These parts are useful when you're planning the intake and exhaust system as a complete package instead of treating every modification separately.