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Old 05-15-2008, 09:59 PM
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INtercooling a Roush?
Found a pretty good deal on a Roush charger for my truck. 05 F150 4x4 on 33's with 4.10's - but it's non-intercooled. Is it possible to add the intercooler/heat exchanger after I buy it? Living in the desert I would like it cooled. I am looking at making high 300 RWHP and making it reliable to tow with. Should I be fine without the cooler? Thanks guys...

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Old 05-15-2008, 10:17 PM
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Roush offers an intercooler kit for their non-intercooled superchargers.
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Roush offers an intercooler kit for their non-intercooled superchargers.
Hard not to consider the non intercooled since they are going for less than $2700 new authorized
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Hard not to consider the non intercooled since they are going for less than $2700 new authorized
Or you could get the Magnacharger inter cooled for 3800 and some change.....
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Or you could get the Magnacharger inter cooled for 3800 and some change.....
Where???
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Old 05-28-2008, 11:44 PM
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add intercooler?
So do you know where I can check out the Roush intercooler kit? I've been considering buying a nonintercooled kit, but hesitant cause i want the intercooled kit. I didnt know you could just add the intercooler. Cool.

There's one on ebay now (nonintercooled for $2300) but there's no warranty. The prices seem keep dropping for them.
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i dont believe its as simple as adding the intercooler... i believe the upgrade kit includes a totally different upper intake, which means pretty much taking apart the whole kit again... not to mention the new injectors and all that. its doable but its definitely not as simple as just adding the intercooler. and i believe the upgrade kits were like $2,000 or so themselves, if i remember correctly. maybe someone else can chime in...
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