NASCAR-inspired ROUSH 500RC F-150 released
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From: Cleveland Ohio
Originally Posted by txnole
Two things I like about this Rousch model.
#1 its several thousand cheaper than the Stage 3 for the same performance
#2 all the striping, hood stuff, spoilers are optional.
So, if you really wanted to go stealth, you could roll a stock look with 445/500.
#1 its several thousand cheaper than the Stage 3 for the same performance
#2 all the striping, hood stuff, spoilers are optional.
So, if you really wanted to go stealth, you could roll a stock look with 445/500.
Thats all I want is the motor mods. I dont even want the wheels. Id rather put a set of 17s with load range E tires anyways. Humm, Im sure I will have a even better time passing semis at 80 with a loaded trailer with that truck.
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I think they're full of it. They're using the word "to the street" as if it was to the ground (rwhp/rwtq). I would believe it if those were flywheel numbers for the roush kit. Kinda lame they put it in context like that.
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Originally Posted by Josiah
I think they're full of it. They're using the word "to the street" as if it was to the ground (rwhp/rwtq). I would believe it if those were flywheel numbers for the roush kit. Kinda lame they put it in context like that.
445 to the ground as a daily driver, wont happen with our blocks, trans or rear end in addition to the fact that over 13 pounds of boost would be needed to come close in terms of rwhp with the roots sc
