Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
#1
3rd Gear Member
Thread Starter
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: South America, Suriname, Paramaribo
Posts: 635
Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
Hey Guys,
I still havent decided on which charger i should get.
In fact i havent even decided if i should turbo or charge.
There have been a lot of treads on Saleen,Whipple and Kenne Bell chargers.
Roush seems the have a good name on other mustangforums.
What are you experiences with Roush twinscrew superchargers?..
Thanks.
Dien
I still havent decided on which charger i should get.
In fact i havent even decided if i should turbo or charge.
There have been a lot of treads on Saleen,Whipple and Kenne Bell chargers.
Roush seems the have a good name on other mustangforums.
What are you experiences with Roush twinscrew superchargers?..
Thanks.
Dien
#2
RE: Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
ORIGINAL: Mellowdien
Hey Guys,
I.......What are you experiences with Roush twinscrew superchargers?..
Thanks.
Dien
Hey Guys,
I.......What are you experiences with Roush twinscrew superchargers?..
Thanks.
Dien
Check out this article from FPRR on why they prefer Twin Screw over Roots
http://www.fordracingparts.com/announcements/news49.asp
#3
RE: Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
not dissing anyone that has it, but its just not my thing...
the problem is its too damn small, and not a twin screw.
the trouble is with higher boost, it gets hellaciously hot, and its too damn small
the problem is its too damn small, and not a twin screw.
the trouble is with higher boost, it gets hellaciously hot, and its too damn small
#4
RE: Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
ORIGINAL: ModernMuscle
not dissing anyone that has it, but its just not my thing...
the problem is its too damn small, and not a twin screw.
the trouble is with higher boost, it gets hellaciously hot, and its too damn small
Only get the Roush if you want the warranty. That's what I did. Otherwise do it right and get a Whipple or Kenne Bell.
not dissing anyone that has it, but its just not my thing...
the problem is its too damn small, and not a twin screw.
the trouble is with higher boost, it gets hellaciously hot, and its too damn small
Only get the Roush if you want the warranty. That's what I did. Otherwise do it right and get a Whipple or Kenne Bell.
#6
RE: Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
I'd be more than happy to put a roush SC on my car if they didn't want so much freaking money for it. If you want to blow your engine or replace it with a forged short block and crank up the boost, then the roush is probably not for you. Of course at it'scurrent prices it's not for anyone IMO, you can get a saleen much cheaper.
jrm1900, you have a whipple @ 12psi on the stock engine? How long do you expect that to hold up? I'm assuming that's good for over 450rwhp, but maybe not.
jrm1900, you have a whipple @ 12psi on the stock engine? How long do you expect that to hold up? I'm assuming that's good for over 450rwhp, but maybe not.
#8
RE: Roush Supercharger, Any Trouble?Problems?
Well, if you can name any other kit that gives you a 3-year warranty, I'd like to hear it.
For many people, that is a big factor.
Also, the level of engineering put into those kits (on a total system level mind you) is unmatched.
One vote FOR the Roush kit.
For many people, that is a big factor.
Also, the level of engineering put into those kits (on a total system level mind you) is unmatched.
One vote FOR the Roush kit.