So I just won an auction for a Roush M90 Supercharger on ebay (auction# 220519875749). It was for the charger alone. no injectors, duct work, etc. I know I will need injectors, intercooler, intake manifold, a tune, and the part that mounts on the back of the charger. I'm not sure what that part is called. I'm asking for help in finding what I will need basically. I got the charger dirt cheap and just want to make sure I get the right stuff for it. Any help is greatly appreciated. If you want to actually see the auction just go to ebay and paste the auction number in the search box. Thank you much my mustang brothers (and sisters?)

 

Real easy, contact Roush and ask them what you need, atleast for mounting and intake manifold and ducts, you could always buy injectors from Ford and an intercooler from Afco.

 

I hate to say it, but you will not likely save much money in this endeavor. Good luck.

 

This is what I've gathered up so far.

Supercharger $290.00
ROUSHcharger CAI $490.00
FLUIDYNE*Intercooler $469.99
ROUSHcharger Serpentine Belt $34.29
Edelbrock 60lbs Fuel Injectors (8 Injectors) $429.99
Intake Manifold ??

Total $1,714.27 (not including intake manifold price)

I haven't found/figured out what intake manifold I will need or how much it will cost nor have I found the plenum (that's what someone else said it was called) that goes on the back of charger. The Roush intercooler was about $200 more. I'd like to save as much as I can, but definately don't want to buy a piece of crap.

 

so what ever happened? did you get the parts for the supercharger and install it?

 

Let me know where you get that Serpentine belt from.

 

Old thread...............The intake manifold aint cheap.

 

anyone running the m90 non intercooled? I want a supercharger but can't afford it all at one time the $5k kits. At 17 those kits are just too much.

 

Dont get one till you can afford it completly. Supercharging has its inherent risks in itself. Running an intercooled kit without the intercooler is just asking for trouble. And trouble gets expensive with FI.