Defeating the Roush Bypass
Defeating the Roush Bypass
I have just installed the Roush Supercharger on my Screw. I can only say that the performance increase is outstanding. Any where above 3000 RPM’s hang on!
From what I understand the sc has an internal bypass that dumps the pressure from the sc back to the inlet at low RPM’s to improve fuel economy during normal driving. If I could make it even better I would have two modes of operations the normal bypass mode for everyday driving, but be able to defeat the bypass on those times when I wanted blow off a little steam without having to push the pedal to the floor. I guess my question is, one can I defeat the bypass and if so how will it effect the low RPM performance
From what I understand the sc has an internal bypass that dumps the pressure from the sc back to the inlet at low RPM’s to improve fuel economy during normal driving. If I could make it even better I would have two modes of operations the normal bypass mode for everyday driving, but be able to defeat the bypass on those times when I wanted blow off a little steam without having to push the pedal to the floor. I guess my question is, one can I defeat the bypass and if so how will it effect the low RPM performance
Originally Posted by flanaganman
i think id forget about doing that. if u want more power give troyers a call get your self a tune from him its a lot safer.
Not so -
If you go with the XC2 from Troyer, the tunes are custom for your specific vehicle. They require you to furnish 5-6 pages of info about your vehicle before they do your tuning.
You can store the " stock " Rousch tune in the tuner and use one of the three supplied custom tunes, do some datalogging or dyno pulls, send the results to Troyer for further customization - no charge for 60 days from purchase.
Check out the Programming forum.
LOL
If you go with the XC2 from Troyer, the tunes are custom for your specific vehicle. They require you to furnish 5-6 pages of info about your vehicle before they do your tuning.
You can store the " stock " Rousch tune in the tuner and use one of the three supplied custom tunes, do some datalogging or dyno pulls, send the results to Troyer for further customization - no charge for 60 days from purchase.
Check out the Programming forum.
LOL
Originally Posted by ONELOWF
Not so -
If you go with the XC2 from Troyer, the tunes are custom for your specific vehicle. They require you to furnish 5-6 pages of info about your vehicle before they do your tuning.
You can store the " stock " Rousch tune in the tuner and use one of the three supplied custom tunes, do some datalogging or dyno pulls, send the results to Troyer for further customization - no charge for 60 days from purchase.
Check out the Programming forum.
LOL
If you go with the XC2 from Troyer, the tunes are custom for your specific vehicle. They require you to furnish 5-6 pages of info about your vehicle before they do your tuning.
You can store the " stock " Rousch tune in the tuner and use one of the three supplied custom tunes, do some datalogging or dyno pulls, send the results to Troyer for further customization - no charge for 60 days from purchase.
Check out the Programming forum.
LOL


