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Old 07-11-2011, 07:54 AM
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Can anyone tell me how much boost the Roushcharger puts out? All I can find is how much horsepower it adds.
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i not 100% sure but i think its about 5 pounds of boost with the stock puuley
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I think it's 7 psi stock.
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Google ftw: http://www.americantrucks.com/roushc...oler-f150.html
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Thanks.

Does anyone know where to get a smaller upper pulley for more boost?
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The non-intercooled kit produces 5psi and the intercooled kit produces 7.5psi. With a Roush blower you change the lower pulley which is attached to the crank pulley not the upper pulley. Also adding boost without a proper tune and fuel system will leave you on the side of the road.

What all are you looking at doing? Are you sold on the Roush for any particular reason?
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Amazing how Google deliver so much
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Originally Posted by Blown Ford
The non-intercooled kit produces 5psi and the intercooled kit produces 7.5psi. With a Roush blower you change the lower pulley which is attached to the crank pulley not the upper pulley. Also adding boost without a proper tune and fuel system will leave you on the side of the road.

What all are you looking at doing? Are you sold on the Roush for any particular reason?


I just bought a 06 Boss 5.4 from a friend. It came with the Roushcharger intercooled kit. I am weighing my options. I prefer the Whipple. My Harley is running the Eaton, ported with a Metco Lower 6lbs pulley. Most of everything I mess with is SVT based using the Eaton. I do not know anything about the Roush blower, design and what is available.
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$6,768.99!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by picaflor
$6,768.99!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
They actually run about $4800. That's $6k crap is just the suggested retail.



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