To roush or not to roush
To roush or not to roush
I've been thinking about getting the roush front bumper. What do you guys think yea or naa.

of course it would be green
some sort of side skirts to follow.
Do you know where I can get the best price on one? Please post any links you know of. Thank-you

of course it would be green
some sort of side skirts to follow. Do you know where I can get the best price on one? Please post any links you know of. Thank-you
I'm thinking that I don't have a monitor big enough to display the picture that you posted. 
I like the Roush front and have said many times in the past that would have been the front end I would have put on my Mustang if I didn't take the GT500 front.
I like the Roush front and have said many times in the past that would have been the front end I would have put on my Mustang if I didn't take the GT500 front.
Ive contemplated both this and the gt500 fronts. I think there is more to putting on the gt500 front for some reason though. I like the look of both and have the roush rear spoiler so in the end I will probably end up with the Roush
yea I don't know if I really like that lower lip so much any way. The best price I have found for unpainted is 739.00 delivered and about 900.00 painted and delivered.
Obviously I like it, but I'm a little biased. 
I think it looks a lot better without the chin spoiler. That thing reminds me of those cheesey body kits from the 80's/90's like the Stalker kit.
I got mine from Royal Oak Ford in MI for $500 shipped:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=47836
I think it looks a lot better without the chin spoiler. That thing reminds me of those cheesey body kits from the 80's/90's like the Stalker kit.

I got mine from Royal Oak Ford in MI for $500 shipped:
http://forums.bradbarnett.net/showthread.php?t=47836
Actually, i like the Roush REAR bumper a lot, with the roush tips that fit inside the custom exhaust exits. Honestly, if i could just buy that bumper and still use my Flowmasters and just put the tips on, I'd be golden.
The Roush is definitely not plug-n-play and can't really be made that way if you set it up like a real Roush. It requires splicing into the factory harness, installing a "junction" box, running wires through the firewall, & drilling a hole in your dash.
Since I don't have my stock foglights, I used the Roush harness to make a jumper from the factory harness to the Roush fogs. Only needed to make one though because the other harness reached the new fog light w/o a jumper.
Since I don't have my stock foglights, I used the Roush harness to make a jumper from the factory harness to the Roush fogs. Only needed to make one though because the other harness reached the new fog light w/o a jumper.
ditto, it looks ginormous, with no apparent reason for it being that way.
We get a nice short front overhang, then someone sticks a lego front on it...My hids are probably still more powerful then all 6 of those lights.
We get a nice short front overhang, then someone sticks a lego front on it...My hids are probably still more powerful then all 6 of those lights.



