Twin Turbo 5.4L Long Travel 2006 f150!!! :)
#51
12 Second Truck
#52
F150 Forum
You cant have it both ways. Be happy that there is a huge increase in power that is still under warranty (almost 400whp, over 410tq), or you could go with a racier unit that makes more power but wont be covered when you drop the trans out the bottom.
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
#53
Originally Posted by ajusa.com
You cant have it both ways. Be happy that there is a huge increase in power that is still under warranty (almost 400whp, over 410tq), or you could go with a racier unit that makes more power but wont be covered when you drop the trans out the bottom.
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
#54
F150 Forum
Use the same blower with a custom tune, headers and cams and make close to 500whp.
#55
12 Second Truck
You cant have it both ways. Be happy that there is a huge increase in power that is still under warranty (almost 400whp, over 410tq), or you could go with a racier unit that makes more power but wont be covered when you drop the trans out the bottom.
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
The Edelbrock is good for 478 flywheel horsepower and 504 ft./lbs. of torque
I appreciate that you are a vendor and have a product to move but the price tag on the Edlebrock unit is outrageous and no that isn't your fault. Thats Edlebrock slapping a name on something then jacking up the price $2000. Not to mention that the F150 kit requires you to relocate the oil filter. I mean really?? And as for warranty you must have this installed by a dealer so there's another $800-1000. For what it's worth most of the SC makers are offering a warranty but again like Edlebrock requires you to keep thier tuning and have a dealership do the install. That means a snooze fest behind the wheel.
#56
F150 Forum
What did I say that you disagree with?
You can opt for a "tame" supercharger kit like the Edelbrock or Roush kit & make good power. DYNO results show 387RWHP 437RWTQ on out of the box tuning and setup.
or you can go for a more custom setup with a smaller pulley that will give you higher yields, but no one will want to put there name on it. I never said you had to run a "snooze fest" edelbrock, but if you want to keep your powertrain warranty, you have to go with one of the proven kits on the market.
You can opt for a "tame" supercharger kit like the Edelbrock or Roush kit & make good power. DYNO results show 387RWHP 437RWTQ on out of the box tuning and setup.
or you can go for a more custom setup with a smaller pulley that will give you higher yields, but no one will want to put there name on it. I never said you had to run a "snooze fest" edelbrock, but if you want to keep your powertrain warranty, you have to go with one of the proven kits on the market.
#57
12 Second Truck
What did I say that you disagree with?
You can opt for a "tame" supercharger kit like the Edelbrock or Roush kit & make good power. DYNO results show 387RWHP 437RWTQ on out of the box tuning and setup.
or you can go for a more custom setup with a smaller pulley that will give you higher yields, but no one will want to put there name on it. I never said you had to run a "snooze fest" edelbrock, but if you want to keep your powertrain warranty, you have to go with one of the proven kits on the market.
You can opt for a "tame" supercharger kit like the Edelbrock or Roush kit & make good power. DYNO results show 387RWHP 437RWTQ on out of the box tuning and setup.
or you can go for a more custom setup with a smaller pulley that will give you higher yields, but no one will want to put there name on it. I never said you had to run a "snooze fest" edelbrock, but if you want to keep your powertrain warranty, you have to go with one of the proven kits on the market.
The warranty is a joke in my opinion from all of the companies. Dealer must install, vehicle has to go to dealer for all maintenance. It's like being strapped to a lease.
Last edited by Blown Ford; 06-12-2012 at 02:43 PM.
#58
i know this is another guys post, but wouldn't it be more efficient to run twin turbos? and still get the same or better numbers?... i have a 2003 f150 with a 5.4 in it and i wanna twin turbo it cuz i can get a kit from a friend for about 1500 bucks, but its made for the 302 or 351... besides that it seems pretty good... any help? i wanna run about 10-12lbs, jus wondering what size injectors i should run, turbo sizes and anything else i need to do so i won't blow the damn thing up.
#59
I'm seeing " blow it up u will" LOL
#60
Mitch686 any update? Looks like you have been ran off to me but would like an update.
Few qustions for kicks, You will be running an Intercooler...right? Also have you looked at the Water/meth yet? twin spoolers runnin threw twin coolers on water/meth should put out good numbers with factory disp. and a good tune...always a good tune..
Also what Turbos did you decide on? I dont rember seeing.
The best to ya!
GJ
Few qustions for kicks, You will be running an Intercooler...right? Also have you looked at the Water/meth yet? twin spoolers runnin threw twin coolers on water/meth should put out good numbers with factory disp. and a good tune...always a good tune..
Also what Turbos did you decide on? I dont rember seeing.
The best to ya!
GJ