2011-2013 F150 5.0L Superchargers from Procharger
#261
Boost Junkie
It's all in the tuning guys, as long as you have the fuel supply I would imagine the procharger coming out on top as far as top end power is concerned. The Roush will have more trq down low but these trucks love to rev high and hard. And heatsoak on a procharger won't be nearly as bad...
One of our first BETA customers that did the HO kit, we asked him if we could turn it up to the Stage 2 kit, and his reply was "No way, it already spins the tires to much from a launch" Ha Ha.
With the gearing in these trucks, and the high revving motor, they really love the way the power comes in on these ProCharger kits. Nobody wants to just spin the tires, and go no where.
Hope everyone had a good weekend.
ATI
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#263
Blown Member
Couldn't have said it better ourselves.
One of our first BETA customers that did the HO kit, we asked him if we could turn it up to the Stage 2 kit, and his reply was "No way, it already spins the tires to much from a launch" Ha Ha.
With the gearing in these trucks, and the high revving motor, they really love the way the power comes in on these ProCharger kits. Nobody wants to just spin the tires, and go no where.
Hope everyone had a good weekend.
ATI
One of our first BETA customers that did the HO kit, we asked him if we could turn it up to the Stage 2 kit, and his reply was "No way, it already spins the tires to much from a launch" Ha Ha.
With the gearing in these trucks, and the high revving motor, they really love the way the power comes in on these ProCharger kits. Nobody wants to just spin the tires, and go no where.
Hope everyone had a good weekend.
ATI
These newer truck don't put down as large a footprint and the tires aren't as sticky. You do not want to blow the rear tires off and hit the rev limiter on a kickdown. That is tough on the timing chain and other parts.
#264
F150 Vendor
Thread Starter
Nothing super exciting but here is the entire install video on our Procharger system. We will post the dyno vids soon.
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#265
My kit is installed and running. I will have pics in the morning. The install was very straight forward. No pics of the install process since Stage3 already covered everything possible with both pics and video. I will have to say that it is very loud. If you have never heard a ProCharger before that doesn't have helical cut gears it will surprise you.
For those of you running the Boss manifold I have a few things to go over when doing the install that are different.
1. You can't completely remove the fuel rail from the truck to install injectors. Though that wasn't really a problem but you will have to hang over the engine compartment while trying to get the clips off to pull the injectors from the rail. To put the injectors back in, place the clips on the injector first then just slide it into the fuel rail until it clicks. Kind of a pain in the *** but not really.
2. The last pipe before the 90 degree rubber elbow going to the throttle body can be used just like the instructions show, but I found it fit just a little better flipping it around so the long end is vertical.
3. MPT did an absolutely fantastic job with my base tune. The tune they modified to work with my mods got the truck up and running without a problem. I will be doing datalogs for them to fine tune everything but was really impressed with them making my base tune file.
Once more of my tune is worked out I will get on the dyno again and hit the track to see what a difference it has made. Right now since I'm not really getting in the throttle it drives pretty much like stock, which will be nice since I don't want it to be all race all the time.
Thanks again to Stage 3 Motorsports for their awesome customer service getting me the kit and MPT for doing the tuning.
For those of you running the Boss manifold I have a few things to go over when doing the install that are different.
1. You can't completely remove the fuel rail from the truck to install injectors. Though that wasn't really a problem but you will have to hang over the engine compartment while trying to get the clips off to pull the injectors from the rail. To put the injectors back in, place the clips on the injector first then just slide it into the fuel rail until it clicks. Kind of a pain in the *** but not really.
2. The last pipe before the 90 degree rubber elbow going to the throttle body can be used just like the instructions show, but I found it fit just a little better flipping it around so the long end is vertical.
3. MPT did an absolutely fantastic job with my base tune. The tune they modified to work with my mods got the truck up and running without a problem. I will be doing datalogs for them to fine tune everything but was really impressed with them making my base tune file.
Once more of my tune is worked out I will get on the dyno again and hit the track to see what a difference it has made. Right now since I'm not really getting in the throttle it drives pretty much like stock, which will be nice since I don't want it to be all race all the time.
Thanks again to Stage 3 Motorsports for their awesome customer service getting me the kit and MPT for doing the tuning.
Last edited by Rainsfather; 04-26-2014 at 12:13 AM.
#266
My kit is installed and running. I will have pics in the morning. The install was very straight forward. No pics of the install process since Stage3 already covered everything possible with both pics and video. I will have to say that it is very loud. If you have never heard a ProCharger before that doesn't have helical cut gears it will surprise you. For those of you running the Boss manifold I have a few things to go over when doing the install that are different. 1. You can't completely remove the fuel rail from the truck to install injectors. Though that wasn't really a problem but you will have to hang over the engine compartment while trying to get the clips off to pull the injectors from the rail. To the put the injectors back in, place the clips on the injector first then just slide it into the fuel rail until it clicks. Kind of a pain in the *** but not really. 2. The last pipe before the 90 degree rubber elbow going to the throttle body can be used just like the instructions show, but I found it fit just a little better flipping it around so the long end is vertical. 3. MPT did an absolutely fantastic job with my base tune. The tune they modified to work with my mods got the truck up and running without a problem. I will be doing datalogs for them to fine tune everything but was really impressed with them making my base tune file. Once more of my tune is worked out I will get on the dyno again and hit the track to see what a difference it has made. Right now since I'm not really getting in the throttle it drives pretty much like stock, which will be nice since I don't want it to be all race all the time. Thanks again to Stage 3 Motorsports for their awesome customer service getting me the kit and MPT for doing the tuning.
#267
Here is the link for the service. https://www.morepowertuning.com/supercharged
I just noticed the prices have changed since I purchased. Still think it is the best option if you don't have a local tuner that you are comfortable with.
I just noticed the prices have changed since I purchased. Still think it is the best option if you don't have a local tuner that you are comfortable with.
#269
F150 Forum
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Here are the pics and a video of my setup. Video Link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntOKJAKDxMI
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