2006 e-fans and underdrive pulleys
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2006 e-fans and underdrive pulleys
Hey everyone I have a 2006 Roush F150 (5.4 3v not supercharged), I just ordered e-fans and underdrive pulleys.
I ordered Steeda underdrive pulleys (for a 2005-2010 mustang).
And e-fans from whites performance.
And a delta current control.
I have already ordered the stuff but I want to know what hp gains will I see at the wheels with these installed?
I have seen that people can tell a majordifference, but not an actual #. Once everthing gets here I will do a write up with pictures of the install of both so you guys can see how I did it.
Thanks for any responses and I'll do the install and write up as soon as I can.
I ordered Steeda underdrive pulleys (for a 2005-2010 mustang).
And e-fans from whites performance.
And a delta current control.
I have already ordered the stuff but I want to know what hp gains will I see at the wheels with these installed?
I have seen that people can tell a majordifference, but not an actual #. Once everthing gets here I will do a write up with pictures of the install of both so you guys can see how I did it.
Thanks for any responses and I'll do the install and write up as soon as I can.
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Hey everyone I have a 2006 Roush F150 (5.4 3v not supercharged), I just ordered e-fans and underdrive pulleys.
I ordered Steeda underdrive pulleys (for a 2005-2010 mustang).
And e-fans from whites performance.
And a delta current control.
I have already ordered the stuff but I want to know what hp gains will I see at the wheels with these installed?
I have seen that people can tell a majordifference, but not an actual #. Once everthing gets here I will do a write up with pictures of the install of both so you guys can see how I did it.
Thanks for any responses and I'll do the install and write up as soon as I can.
I ordered Steeda underdrive pulleys (for a 2005-2010 mustang).
And e-fans from whites performance.
And a delta current control.
I have already ordered the stuff but I want to know what hp gains will I see at the wheels with these installed?
I have seen that people can tell a majordifference, but not an actual #. Once everthing gets here I will do a write up with pictures of the install of both so you guys can see how I did it.
Thanks for any responses and I'll do the install and write up as soon as I can.
You'll likely notice improved throttle response due to reduction in rotating mass. I doubt you will notice much in the way of SOTP apart from that, and any power gains without instrumented runs at a strip, or on a dyno.
Most folks cannot feel a 10-20hp change on a 6,000 lb truck, but a lot claim they can - if for no other reason than to justify the $$$ spent on a mod
Do you tow? You may have cooling issues in summer.
Which DCC controller, and what specific fans? I did not see any WP fans worth buying, and NONE of them had any technical specs at all - NOT a good sign. Yer completely in the dark w.r.t current draw, load/no-load CFM, etc. I mean, how can you size the controller properly without this info?
The ONLY fans I trust come from Spal, Derale, or Motorcraft ( Ford OEM for a 2010+ F150 for example ).
As for pulleys - there are specific sets for F150's - some folks have had issues with stang pulleys. You may need a programmer to bump up the idle speed to regain alt and PS pump functionality at low rpm, especially if you have high audio system and/or lighting demands. As for gains - yep, looks like a mixed bag - unless you race a lot & need every little bit you can get fer competitive advantage. For a street truck - mostly bragging rights, in the main.
ETA: I forgot - yer gonna need a shorter belt ( when running the correct set of pulleys ) as described here: http://www.troyerperformance.com/scr...idproduct=1422. Get a Goodyear Gatorback.
At any rate, good luck. Looking forward to the writeup & pics.
MGD
Last edited by MGDfan; 11-26-2013 at 08:00 AM.
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Don't count on it.
Done properly this is a >$500 set of mods. Payback, if any at all, will be a very lenghty process. Sure - you could nickel & dime this, but you'd end up with unreliable, suboptimal cooling. Bad jujuj. Better to stay stock if yer not willing to spend what it takes to get top-shelf components and install them with reliability in mind. Being stranded is no fun.
Exemplary maintenance, pumped up low rolling resistance,*standard-sized* tires, no lift or silly bull bars to add weight and further pekker already horrible aeros, and a very light foot are by far a better bet.
And after all of that, there are STILL no assurances.
MGD
Last edited by MGDfan; 11-26-2013 at 08:43 AM. Reason: spelllin' & info
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I dunno why fellers don't research their planned mods before purchase.
It sure would help avoid that queasy feeling in the pit of yer stomach when you discover you made a (big) mistake.
Folks - best advice I can give yall - LOOK before you leap. It's as simple as that.
MGD
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Yep.
I dunno why fellers don't research their planned mods before purchase.
It sure would help avoid that queasy feeling in the pit of yer stomach when you discover you made a (big) mistake.
Folks - best advice I can give yall - LOOK before you leap. It's as simple as that.
MGD
I dunno why fellers don't research their planned mods before purchase.
It sure would help avoid that queasy feeling in the pit of yer stomach when you discover you made a (big) mistake.
Folks - best advice I can give yall - LOOK before you leap. It's as simple as that.
MGD
I'm just saying that if a supercharger is in the future of the OP don't do the UD pulleys.....
the efans are a great mod with or without the supercharger but the right components should be pieced together....especially the controller....imo
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oh.....I did do the research and thank goodness I had a programmer to bump the idle, later on I just put an OD pulley on the altenator....at first it was fun and the seat of my pants dyno loved but it I got used to it.....now with a supercharger one would have to take the UD's off and put the stock ones back on...
I'm just saying that if a supercharger is in the future of the OP don't do the UD pulleys.....
the efans are a great mod with or without the supercharger but the right components should be pieced together....especially the controller....imo
I'm just saying that if a supercharger is in the future of the OP don't do the UD pulleys.....
the efans are a great mod with or without the supercharger but the right components should be pieced together....especially the controller....imo
Learning from the mistakes of others is something to cherish
My personal experience with pulleys was far worse than efans.
MGD
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I don't have plans for a supercharger, but I am going to fab my own turbo set up! So the efans are going to help free up some space to run the piping. And I don't have a system, larger tires, and I mostly only uae the ac when a girl is in the truck so I'm not to worried about the down side of the pulleys. Also I have a sct with custom tunes for my current mods so I can bump up the idleif I need to