NASCAR-inspired ROUSH 500RC F-150 released
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NASCAR-inspired ROUSH 500RC F-150 released
445 HP & 500 ft-lbs. of torque
The ROUSH 500RC Ford F-150
The ROUSH 500RC Ford F-150 is a high-performance road runner. Complete with the ROUSHchargerTM, the 500RC puts a ground-pounding 445 horsepower/500 lb.-ft of torque to the street. Additional ROUSH treatments include a dual rear exit high-performance exhaust system, 20-inch chrome wheels and tires, and a billet aluminum grille. Completing the styling and proving the heritage of the truck is the unique ROUSH 500RC fender and tailgate badging, the side stripe kit, and the serial badge in the engine compartment. Born from Roush Racing’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck program, the ROUSH 500RC is a perfect example of what comes between a race truck and a regular truck – a ROUSH truck.
The ROUSH 500RC Ford F-150 is a high-performance road runner. Complete with the ROUSHchargerTM, the 500RC puts a ground-pounding 445 horsepower/500 lb.-ft of torque to the street. Additional ROUSH treatments include a dual rear exit high-performance exhaust system, 20-inch chrome wheels and tires, and a billet aluminum grille. Completing the styling and proving the heritage of the truck is the unique ROUSH 500RC fender and tailgate badging, the side stripe kit, and the serial badge in the engine compartment. Born from Roush Racing’s NASCAR Craftsman Truck program, the ROUSH 500RC is a perfect example of what comes between a race truck and a regular truck – a ROUSH truck.
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Sweet,I like Roush trucks. 
But I don't get why they say born from Roush Racings NASCAR Truck program.I've never seen a screw or a supercharged truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
But it is still a sweet truck and I wish I could afford one.
But I don't get why they say born from Roush Racings NASCAR Truck program.I've never seen a screw or a supercharged truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
But it is still a sweet truck and I wish I could afford one.
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i dont see why Ford changed the fog lights to being round. i think its weird looking....everything else on the truck is square and all, and then u look down and theres round fog lights haha
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Originally Posted by NASSTY
Sweet,I like Roush trucks.
But I don't get why they say born from Roush Racings NASCAR Truck program.I've never seen a screw or a supercharged truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series. But it is still a sweet truck and I wish I could afford one.
But I don't get why they say born from Roush Racings NASCAR Truck program.I've never seen a screw or a supercharged truck in the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series.
But it is still a sweet truck and I wish I could afford one.Jack Roush has Nascar Nextel Cup and Craftsman series race programs. All they are saying is that some of the same technology was used. Otherwise that thing would be 1/2 inch of the ground and be made of tin
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Originally Posted by roushlimited
Jack Roush has Nascar Nextel Cup and Craftsman series race programs. All they are saying is that some of the same technology was used. Otherwise that thing would be 1/2 inch of the ground and be made of tin
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That truck was at Fontana raceway on saturday... but the guy did not run..you can see the truck in the background--->http://www.vtcoa.com/forums/attachme...2&d=1153088517
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yeah jack roush's old crew chief for nascar just left my house a few hours ago were hireing him on to set up my speed trucks, he really liked my f150 but wasnt too thrilled about the 22's till i told him they weighed the same as stock
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From: Burleson, Texas
Originally Posted by azmidget91
yeah jack roush's old crew chief for nascar just left my house a few hours ago were hireing him on to set up my speed trucks, he really liked my f150 but wasnt too thrilled about the 22's till i told him they weighed the same as stock
http://www.americanracing.com/appgui...D150%2C2%264WD
They look great on your truck.
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From: Albany, GA
Originally Posted by Screw2004
That truck was at Fontana raceway on saturday... but the guy did not run..you can see the truck in the background--->http://www.vtcoa.com/forums/attachme...2&d=1153088517
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From: Hollywood Ca
Originally Posted by RamSS/T
The stripes on that truck look much wider than the ones on the truck in the OP...are you sure it was the same?
Cheers J.T.
Sure wish he would of made a few runs...couple of L's running 11's in that 140 dergre track heat
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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.
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From: Maricopa, AZ
Originally Posted by Stealth
Is this the same details your rims have?
http://www.americanracing.com/appgui...D150%2C2%264WD
They look great on your truck.
http://www.americanracing.com/appgui...D150%2C2%264WD
They look great on your truck.
