"Roush"ing a Mustang
12-04-2004, 02:24 AM
#21
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
ORIGINAL: Kid Roush
I feel ya brother. It's great seeing heads turn when they are trying to figure out what the hell kinda Stang that is. And once your at the gas pump, let the questions begin.
I feel ya brother. It's great seeing heads turn when they are trying to figure out what the hell kinda Stang that is. And once your at the gas pump, let the questions begin.
12-04-2004, 02:25 AM
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
ORIGINAL: ROUSH360R
All your answers are here www.roushperf.com. If you become a member of our FNsweet forum you are eligable to a 15% discount off all Roush parts from select Roush parts suppliers and an additional 10% rebabte if you join our car club ROEA www.goroush.com
ORIGINAL: kimboinatl
Hey y'all,
I plan on purchasing a GT and adding the Roush modifications to it myself. There are a few things I'm not sure on, though. What's the major difference between the Roush 1 and Roush 2 kits? Aside from the cold air intake on the Roush 2 I can't tell that there's a difference. And is adding the kit to a GT the best way to go, or are there some other options I could look into? Also, is the best place to get the kit from the Roush site, or is it better/cheaper to get it somewhere else or to buy the parts seperately?
Hey y'all,
I plan on purchasing a GT and adding the Roush modifications to it myself. There are a few things I'm not sure on, though. What's the major difference between the Roush 1 and Roush 2 kits? Aside from the cold air intake on the Roush 2 I can't tell that there's a difference. And is adding the kit to a GT the best way to go, or are there some other options I could look into? Also, is the best place to get the kit from the Roush site, or is it better/cheaper to get it somewhere else or to buy the parts seperately?
All your answers are here www.roushperf.com. If you become a member of our FNsweet forum you are eligable to a 15% discount off all Roush parts from select Roush parts suppliers and an additional 10% rebabte if you join our car club ROEA www.goroush.com
12-10-2004, 03:18 PM
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
ORIGINAL: Birdieman4
Kid Roush, are thosw 17' rims or 18' rims. They look kinda small.
Kid Roush, are thosw 17' rims or 18' rims. They look kinda small.
12-14-2004, 09:38 AM
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
ORIGINAL: Birdieman4
It isn't a Roush??
I think they look deceivingly small, because he needs a Roush suspension, it looks like he has a stock GT suspension on it.
12-14-2004, 04:31 PM
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
Yes, but it looks like a JRC classic, which comes w/ the stock GT suspension for a softer ride. It is meant to be a touring car.
12-14-2004, 11:34 PM
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RE: "Roush"ing a Mustang
ORIGINAL: Birdieman4
I never heard of the JRC classic. So all it has is a Roush body kit? Seems kinda strange.
Yes, but it looks like a JRC classic, which comes w/ the stock GT suspension for a softer ride. It is meant to be a touring car.
