swilliamson13

what's everyones favorite supercharger for the new 5.0's? thinking of adding one and opinions are appreciated

AlsCobra

You can get a Roush charger package installed on your car by an Authorized Roush dealer and still keep your factory warranty. That right there would be worth it.

laserred38

Can I suggest reading around the forum first? There's a lot of information on this site already, regarding questions you have...

Resolution78

it depends on what you want to do..... twin screws are fun around town..... prochargers... vortechs tend to be fast racing ie they live at the hi rpms and the twin screw and positive displacment start to build to much heat

Avengnd

I've got the FR 525HP Supercharger...went this route because it comes with a 12 month / 12,000 mile warranty if installed by an authorized Ford Dealer. The pros going this route the obvious (warranty), I can add a different size pulley and gain another 99 HP...the cons, a very low PSI for boost (7) when it could easily be 9 without any issues, probably even a higher. It's all about what you want to do and how fast you want to go.

FromZto5

Subscribed...I am interested. Any idea on cost of roush package? And isn't any Ford dealer an authorized roush installer?

AlsCobra

I don't think all are. Here's a few at my tuners place.
http://stanghi.com/2011MustangGT5.0LSuperchargers.aspx
http://stanghi.com/05-09MustangGTSuperchargers.aspx

FromZto5

I just drooled on my iPad. Thanks Al...

AlsCobra

The deal is that most dealers don't have dynos and can't really custom tune. An authorized roush dealer is the best route.

Ghost.223

I like warranties so the roush would be my choice. From what I read though the tune that comes with it is a bit conservative though you can upgrade it but then lose the warranty.

Thamac15

Any supercharger will be awesome. I don't know of any crappy ones. I chose roush because of the warranty, but then got a custom tune due to the fact I absolutely hate the roush calibration.

ghostrider7953

I sent my GT to Roush's facility in Michigan ; they installed the supercharger/ 20"rims/ full suspension/ seats/ grill and boost gauge. Plus I got factory certs and warranty.

FromZto5

how much might I ask was that all worth?

JosephCook78

I've always liked Kenne Bell and Procharger.

2k7gtcs

That Kenne Bell makes a mean supercharger.

amplifier28

Has anybody installed a Paxton supercharger on their 2011-13 Mustang GT?

R1V3R5

I'm going to suggest Procharger or Vortech if you want the least expensive option, and it is easy to install yourself too.

But you say you have more money or don't want to install it yourself?

Both the Ford Racing and Roush both sell those that can be dealer installed. Although this is the most expensive option, you do get a warranty. Please note that it may differ from your original warranty provided by Ford.

There are also other options like Paxton, Whipple, etc.

And, Amplifier28, this guy here is on another forum I frequent and had his mustang spotlighted on the Paxton blog.

http://paxtonauto.wordpress.com/2011...n-puerto-rico/

2011mustanggt

Hey, Ganag-Vortech just announced an October sale on their superchargers for purchases made this month. Check out www.vortechsuperchargers.com $300 rebate!!!

autobred

http://www.vortechsuperchargers.com/...em.php?gik=261
From what I heard though is whether it be PD or a centri style supercharger kit is that you must maintain the supplied tune with the kit to keep the supercharger powertrain warranty. Any truth in that? From what I read also is the supplied tune is conservative and you will be tempted to load a better running tune... I know for a fact I would

Boss2511

I like the Paxton novi 2200. it can keep you covered from just low psi or go full tilt. no need to upgrade the head unit when you want to really turn the wick up.

I like the linar power curve of the centrificals over the PD's.