2015 "Ruby" 2.9 Whipple Supercharger Install
#351
Senior Member
Guys, I noticed that the roush f-150's EPA mpg rating is 12/14 mpg. The stock 5.0 is 15/22. I'm averaging 20.0 for the last 30,000 (supercharged) miles. It's within 1 mpg of my old ecoboost truck. Any idea why the roush rating would be so bad? What are y'all getting?
#353
Well, day 3 completed yesterday
Reservoir & pump assembled
Reservoir in place
Heat exchanger in place
Front view w/ fans
Where I ended up for the day
All that's left is to assemble throttle body, install air box and run the wiring for fans & pump. Hopefully I get my tune emailed to me so I can fire her up the day I Finnish.
Reservoir & pump assembled
Reservoir in place
Heat exchanger in place
Front view w/ fans
Where I ended up for the day
All that's left is to assemble throttle body, install air box and run the wiring for fans & pump. Hopefully I get my tune emailed to me so I can fire her up the day I Finnish.
#355
My kit is uninstalled and will be listed for sale shortly. I purchased new supercharger oil and spark plugs so it will be a nice fresh kit.
I also purchased new heater hoses for my truck so I can include the already modified ones with the kit and I will also include the custom fan switch I added to be able to turn them off if wanted and the required lower bumper grill. Only thing you will need is fluid to fill her up
I also purchased new heater hoses for my truck so I can include the already modified ones with the kit and I will also include the custom fan switch I added to be able to turn them off if wanted and the required lower bumper grill. Only thing you will need is fluid to fill her up
#359
Originally Posted by UNBROKEN
I’m headed to Kuwait this Sunday...can’t have things like this show up while I’m gone. I’ll be watching this though...if it’s not sold when I come back in Nov I’ll be in the market. This trip is solely to finance my Whipple.
#360
I finished my install a couple weeks ago and so far I am loving it! I do have one complaint, the fans. They are kind of loud. I drove the truck for a week without the fans and, besides the heat exchanger rattle due to the mounting bolts bottoming out on the bumper bolts (see earlier replies), I didn't notice any difference besides the fan noise. Has any one else here gone without the fans or implemented a work around to shut off the fans? My truck is my daily driver and I would rather have a quiet drive thru experience than the extra few horsepower that might be had with the fans running all the time. Thanks in advance for any suggestions!
Last edited by earsmccoy; 11-13-2017 at 12:30 AM. Reason: Mispelled