Just ordered my M90
11-25-2010, 02:26 PM
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11-25-2010, 02:44 PM
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Matt about the cheapest I've seen them is about 3.5K. Not sure if the price drop is because of the new 5.0 (usually happens as one car starts to get old & is no longer the "current" model) or the fact that Roush might be overstock as demand has gone down???
11-25-2010, 03:05 PM
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I know Roush has a new blower out too for our models.
That might also be a reason.
I'm in no position as of now to purchase one.
It will have to be close to a year from now for me as I said.
I hope Roush continues to manufacture them though because
this is the exact blower that will fit my needs.
That might also be a reason.
I'm in no position as of now to purchase one.
It will have to be close to a year from now for me as I said.
I hope Roush continues to manufacture them though because
this is the exact blower that will fit my needs.
11-25-2010, 05:43 PM
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I know Roush has a new blower out too for our models.
That might also be a reason.
I'm in no position as of now to purchase one.
It will have to be close to a year from now for me as I said.
I hope Roush continues to manufacture them though because
this is the exact blower that will fit my needs.
That might also be a reason.
I'm in no position as of now to purchase one.
It will have to be close to a year from now for me as I said.
I hope Roush continues to manufacture them though because
this is the exact blower that will fit my needs.
Tons of torque, broader power range, and runs so much cooler than the M90
But also costs twice as much..
11-25-2010, 06:17 PM
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Congrats OP. I just installed mine two weeks ago. Install is NOT difficult just a boatload of steps. Take your time and install it correctly the first time. There are several install threads with lots of tips. Read them all. You need to buy a fuel dissconnect tool. Napa has them for $13. I think it was a 5/8 but check the directions first. Otherwise its just basic tools. I bought 3 bottles of 50/50 coolant too, directions never stated how much you needed. I spent two full days doing the install with some friends. You can do it much faster but we like to go slow and make sure everything is perfect.
11-26-2010, 10:12 AM
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