FRPP blower kit for 99+ GT?

:OT:

*Not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled motor vehicles. :mad:

If KB can get their supercharger kits CARB-approved and smog certified why can't Ford? :bang:

This market needs more competitors to reduce the currently inflated prices. $4000 for a an air compressor and some tubing. Why should a supercharger cost more than the engine itself??
 
SilVert99GT said:
:OT:

*Not legal for sale or use on pollution-controlled motor vehicles. :mad:

If KB can get their supercharger kits CARB-approved and smog certified why can't Ford? :bang:

This market needs more competitors to reduce the currently inflated prices. $4000 for a an air compressor and some tubing. Why should a supercharger cost more than the engine itself??

It would probably pass but Ford didn't go through the trouble of getting an E.O. number. Sameway with their catback.
 
trinity_gt said:
In looking around at performance improvement options, I keep coming back to the FRPP roots blower & manifold setup as a reliable, simple, moderate power improvement option with the benefit of factory engineering.

In my 2003 FRPP catalog they list the kit for the 99+ PI-equipped 4.6 (M-6066-M463) as "under development" and I notice that the 2004 catalog on the FRPP site still shows this is the case.

http://www.performanceparts.ford.com/parts/part_details.asp?PartKeyField=5066

Does anyone have any knowledge about whether this condition will be changing soon? Will it move from "development" to "production" in the forseeable future?

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did you read thec small print?yeah its 2500.but it says it needs an install kit and doesn't list the price,its prolly 500-800 for the install kit.but a roots is the way to go.