I know we are looking on doing some sales for gen 1 and 2 trucks and upgrade kits as well.
A lot of our suppliers set what we can and cannot do for Black Friday, but a few of them are gearing up to allow us to offer some deep discounts.
I think this black friday is going to be wild with...
You could go either way and be OK.
If it was my personal vehicle, I'd throw stock replacement pipes on but I also don't see a downside to the AMS pieces either.
Some tuners can hide codes related to them being removed, but some codes we do not have access to.
If you don't have any codes now, you're probably fine.
If you have a tune that has the active shutters still working and then need to alter them in any way, as long as the shutter actuators are...
Just a heads up when installing the IC... when you get to the point of the removing the active shutters, leave the actuators on the vehicle and plugged in. Life will be a lot easier I promise.
Motorcraft oil is made by Mobil last I checked.
Oil discussions can turn into rabbit holes pretty quickly, but at the end of the day no one knows your engine better than the team of engineers behind it. Planed obsolescence is always lurking in the shadows unless made obvious, but it may be...
I would take it to a place you trust and at the least get the codes read.
Without codes you can check spark related parts which can often lead to misfires, but you are flying somewhat blind until we know each code on the PCM.
We could certainly get a tune on your truck to compliment the Whipple supercharger!
We could do just a tune ---> https://www.teamjdm.com/2010-2014-svt-f-150-raptor-sct-x4-tuner-with-jdm-engineering-custom-tune/
Or we can change the pulley size and belt along with a tune to wake the truck up...
We often tighten fluid change intervals on these trucks and other supercharged vehicles, as the only downside is a little more cost over time. I don't think an engine has ever blown up from having fresh clean oil in it, unless there was another problem in the first place.
We had a customer...
The Ceiling of the 6.2 head castings N/A is somewhere around of 800 at the flywheel.
Look up Don Bowles S197. His castings were altered at the factory, but there are 2 spots that can be welded on the roof of the entrance on normal 6.2 castings and ported out further to match his heads.
There...
Those cars are friggin cool!
We custom tuned a black 2019 bullitt here over the summer and it was a riot.
The rev matching feature is somehow built into the torque management on these cars.
If you tune the rev match feature out, that car flies!
We changed the air filter for the customer to a...
It is very interesting how Ford came to interpolated coolant data from the cylinder head temp.
It is a weird model, but I guess they care more about the temperature of the metal than the coolant running through it.
One variable here,
I am trying to confirm, but I do not believe these trucks even have a coolant temp sensor, but use cylinder temp instead with an inferred table to display coolant temp.
1.) A tune will help big time in the power department, but these engines aren't gonna scream like a coyote without engine work which is how Ford intended them to be. Our stage 1 upgrade kit on a raptor runs with 5.0 Mustang's in the 1/8th mile, but frontal area becomes a factor at speed. There...
When we do Roush installs in house here as an authorized installer, there is a 3 year/36K mile warranty based on the date of vehicle purchase, not date of parts installation. This can also vary in offering depending on what parts are installed...
If I went for a Raptor, SCAB takes the cake. This was a 2019 straight off the dealership lot we did our stage 1 upgrade kit to. Still had plastic in the interior, such an awesome truck!
In my humble opinion, I tend to not want to do modifications past the point of diminishing horsepower per dollar.
If I had a Gen 2, I'd probably stop around something like our stage 1 kit and downpipes. The first about 70 horsepower to be made reliably with these trucks is honestly cheap in the...
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