GT getting a Roush supercharger on horse power TV
09-02-2006, 10:53 PM
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RE: GT getting a Roush supercharger on horse power TV
The Roush isn't known for making HP, so I'm not surprised at the low output. It is the biggest waste of money as far as forced induction goes for S197s.
09-03-2006, 01:22 AM
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RE: GT getting a Roush supercharger on horse power TV
no kidding, that system has been out for a LONG time now
for 6K there are a lot of better options that will put much more power down and will be a lot more versitile
Ty
for 6K there are a lot of better options that will put much more power down and will be a lot more versitile
Ty
09-03-2006, 10:43 AM
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RE: GT getting a Roush supercharger on horse power TV
You are paying a lot for that 3 year Roush warranty. I like mine because it doesn't whine unless I'm WOT, the conservative tune will not blow up the engine, and I am covered by the warranty.
What I don't like, is that I can't put the 3.73 gears on that this car needs or add the smaller Roush s/c pulley (add'l 25 HP) without losing the warranty I paid for.
Ain't life a bitch.
What I don't like, is that I can't put the 3.73 gears on that this car needs or add the smaller Roush s/c pulley (add'l 25 HP) without losing the warranty I paid for.
Ain't life a bitch.
09-03-2006, 11:38 AM
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RE: GT getting a Roush supercharger on horse power TV
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I didn't like that moving and grinding the alternator thing! I also was a little disappointed with their final hp numbers. Anyone else?
I didn't like that moving and grinding the alternator thing! I also was a little disappointed with their final hp numbers. Anyone else?
the unprotected vents an the alternator ?
Never heard of masking tape ?