Who has a 2011 or newer V6 with a ProCharger, and how do you like it? Mileage change? Noise? Please let us know what you like, dislike, what you think about it, and what it cost. Dyno numbers would be good too, if you have them.

 

Don't have one to speak of. but Procharger claims that you will get about the same mileage for daily driving.

 

I'm interested as well.

 

I hope to have one within a year hopefully..

 

This is a great question. I am also considering this next spring and would love to hear some real input.

 

Bringing this thread back. I talked to the folks at Procharge today and they told me that they are not working on a 13-14 specific supercharger (11-12 doesn't fit without modification) but they are going to start around Jan.-Feb. time frame with a market release around Mar.-Apr. I asked if there is any talked of making an i1 system like the one available for the 5.0 (awesome system, if you haven't seen it look it up.) and they said they where not sure. I'm planning to hold off until I see what's released. Just thought I'd update those waiting. Hadnt seen anything about it.

 

Thanks for the update/info. I dont have the money for one but I am always happy to see some 3.7 love.

Matthew

 

Prochargers latest 2013 catalog (07/13 printing) lists their supercharger fitting 2011 - 2014 3.7L V6 Mustangs. I downloaded it from their website. In the product description it specifically names the MY13/14 motors. Procharger told me the same thing when I called. They havent test fitted one themselves, so their comment is to cover their bottoms. From what I understand the engine bay from a MY11/12 is the same as the MY13/14. It is the radiator cover that is different, and perhaps some minor support structures. I am guessing it will fit just fine.

 

I talked to pro charger about 2 weeks ago and they state that it WILL fit on the 13/14 the only issue was the mounting bracket for the intercooler which was supposedly fixed. I plan on making this purchase when I return from deployment in about 6 months.

 

I never said it wouldn't fit but when I talked to them they didn't say anything about the issues being fixed. While the current system is good I'm hoping for an i1 type system to be rolled out this spring.