Ford Racing Supercharger for the 4.6

snowboarder1988

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I never even new that ford made these. Anybody have any information on what you see here. Thanks!

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/4-6-...011QQitemZ320104865846QQrdZ1QQsspagenameZWDVW

 

twogts4us

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Yeah, there have been others that have used this setup - do a search for more info. I'd be a lil leary of this particuliar item though...(is it just me?) - seller states:
"This has approximately 1000 miles of use, original seller stated 500 miles and I put about 500 miles."
"Ford discontinued the bracketry install kit which is why we made our own."
"My husband thought it was a BAD idea to have this on my mustang, so he is taking it off."
Collectively, to me, those statements just don't add up...

 

DropTopPony

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Heres a little thread on the FRPP Supercharger.

http://forums.stangnet.com/showthread.php?t=541545&highlight=frpp+supercharger

 

Built98GT

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If your gonna supercharge it do it right. Spend the money and get you something that is gonna get you more than 55hp at 6psi.

 

Dusstbuster

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^^^I've thrown the idea around just because I don't want gobs of power, just 300+

 

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Ive looked at this option many times. With the right cams I bet you could make 350hp, and thats all id want for now. Also, I love the way it looks stock!

 

the98stang

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SilverBullet00 said:

Ive looked at this option many times. With the right cams I bet you could make 350hp, and thats all id want for now. Also, I love the way it looks stock!

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You can hit 350 easy with a S-trim. Hell, I'm expecting 400 with my FMIC and power pipe. All in all, the FRPP blower isn't really high performance compared to the other blowers out there.

 

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01Steeda

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it really isnt worth it when you spend all that money. you could get a used S Trim for about the same price that you'll end up spending on that.

 

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Dusstbuster said:

^^^I've thrown the idea around just because I don't want gobs of power, just 300+

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Inverted was over 400+rwhp with the FRPP Blower and Crower blower cams with the stock 6-7psi pulley. His dyno was posted here before.

 

four six

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Would it be a BAD idea to mabe put one of those on my 98 GT. Its PI swapped and has a VT stg 1 cam(N/A)

 

Dusstbuster

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What do you want out of it? If I could find one in my price range I'd jump on it...You'd easily be at 350RWHP I bet.

 

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'03GTinFLA

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Guy on here called Invertmast used to have this on his car with cams and it ran good numbers. I almost bought his kit but ran into $ problems. PM him for more info. He's running turbo setup now.

 

Dusstbuster

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He sold his kit already.

 

BurningRubber

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There is nothing wrong with that kit in my eyes. They are inexpensive used, replaces out POS intake manifolds (96-mid 01 guys know what I mean...), and its a nice mild blower for someone who doesnt plan on making huge numbers.

 

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BurningRubber said:

There is nothing wrong with that kit in my eyes. They are inexpensive used, replaces out POS intake manifolds (96-mid 01 guys know what I mean...), and its a nice mild blower for someone who doesn't plan on making huge numbers.

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Agreed.
TESTIMONY: Rock solid performance, for 90K. 300rwhp with 9lbs pulley.
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