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Who needs a cheeseburger when you can have a ROUSH® 427R™ in paradise. We’ve been invited to participate in a business-to-business event for the Roush Fenway Racing team sponsors and set up our display, well, here on the beach in Florida. Can you imagine a better setting for a ROUSH® Mustang?
If you’re coming to the ROUSH® Garage Sale tomorrow or Saturday, here is a sneak peek of what you’ll see once you enter the loading bay of ROUSH® Building 50. There are a lot of pretty nice things set out this year. Remember, first come first served. Good luck deal hunting!
"In all honesty, the MKIII R's one of the most beautiful vehicles I've ever laid eyes on... and I've looked at plenty. During our photo shoot, Drew Phillips and I just kept shaking our heads in amazement. You just don't see cars this lusty, this sculpted and this desirable. We were just mesmerized by its dark, sinister charms – hypnotized even. The longer you leer the better looking it gets.
"But is there go with all that show? I suppose now's the point where I should explain that the 'R' in Superformance MKIII R stands for Roush. And under the aluminum hood sits an absolute brute of a motor. A Roush 427 SR to be specific – one that generates 520 horsepower and 530 pound-feet of torque."
Read the full story: Quick Spin: Superformance MKIII R Cobra Kickstarts Our Hearts (Autoblog)
It’s been no secret that the next products in the ROUSH® propane vehicle lineup would be based on the Ford E-Series vans. What is newsworthy is that ROUSH® has now begun the build process. The first couple of E-250 vans down the line will be used for marketing purposes and demo loans, but the fact that these are in the vehicle assembly area means customer builds are imminent. ROUSH® has spoken with a number of large fleet customers around the country and the interest is quite high in the propane-fueled E-Series, so keep an eye open next year as you may see quite a few ROUSH® propane vans roaming the roads.
If you are curious about the advantages of using propane as a motor fuel, check out www.SwitchToPropane.com.
It might not look like much now, but one week from today the loading dock of ROUSH® Building 50 will be transformed into the biggest automotive garage sale of the year. We’re in the process of moving inventory into the area and setting up for the event which begins on Friday, November 20 from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. The ROUSH® Garage Sale will also continue on Saturday, November 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. If you’re looking for good deals and good fun, make plans to attend.
With the weather unseasonably pleasant in Michigan, ROUSH® took the opportunity to shoot some new photos of the 540RH™ “Hammer®” Mustang. This car is designed to be a “sleeper” with plenty of horsepower (540 to be exact) and torque (510 lb.-ft.) but on a blank canvas to allow the customer the ability to create their own personal, one-of-a-kind Mustang. This photo car has some optional equipment installed.
"Conventional drag racing is pretty much the furthest thing from a green sport, but that doesn’t stop me from enjoying the hell out of it. Yet even this tire-melting, gas-wasting sport is diving into the realm of alternative fuels for a variety of reasons.
"Roush, a leading builder of aftermarket Mustangs, is developing two Mustangs for the drag strip powered not by gasoline, but clean-burning propane.
"Roush is best known for its high powered Mustang, but they also dabble in propane fuels already. They have propane conversion kits for Ford F-150 pickup trucks and vans, and they are finally cross-breeding this technology with their racing pedigree."
Read the full story: ROUSH Bringing Propane-Fueled Mustangs to Drag Strips (Gas2.org)
ROUSH Performance is making room for an exciting 2010 with a garage sale. This sale will include great deals on items already in ROUSH's overstock bin as well as items that have never been available before.
Where: 28156 Plymouth Rd., Livonia, Michigan
Entrance: East side of building just north of south dock.
When: Friday, Nov. 20th (11am - 7pm) and Saturday, Nov. 21st (9am - 3pm)
Payment: Please be prepared to pay via cash or credit card only. No checks accepted.
Models: Product will be available in following categories:
2005 – 2009 Ford Mustang
1999 – 2004 Ford Mustang
2004 – 2008 Ford F-150
2003 – 2007 Ford SuperDuty
2006 – 2009 Ford Fusion
2006 – 2008 Lincoln Navigator
Misc. Wheels & Tires
Misc. Nut’s, Bolts and hardware
Misc. Crate Engine Parts
ROUSH Apparel
Texas is the number one state in terms of production, storage and use of propane, so Jack Roush headed to Ft Worth in advance of this weekend’s race to talk as a motor fuel with several fleet managers. The meeting was hosted by Commissioner Michael Williams of the Texas Railroad Commission, which is responsible for energy programs within the state. Roush spoke to the group for several minutes talking about the benefits of using propane as a motor fuel and the numerous options that ROUSH® has to help their fleets convert to this predominantly American alternative fuel. Roush also participated in an interview with the local FOX television station, and will be on a pair of news radio stations over the weekend.
"Mustang maniac Jack Roush had done almost everything you can do with a car. He has raced and won, built and sold, crashed and repaired. So what's the next step? Jack Roush is going green.
"Roush already has success selling alternative-fuel vehicles to fleet markets. Now he's unveiling two propane-powered Roush Mustang drag cars. One is on display at the SEMA show in Las Vegas."
Read the full story: SEMA Show: ROUSH Mustang Gets the Gas (AutoWeek)
Have a chance to win a piece of history.
The winner of this contest will win a piece of Greg Biffle's #16 Roush Fenway race car. This is an actual part of the #16 Roush Fenway race car that was damaged at a NASCAR Sprint Cup event.
This part makes a great wall ornament. The metal measures approximate 51x30 inches and has an estimated retail value of $150.
Entries will be accepted for this contest between November 2nd - 30th. A single winner will be drawn on Tuesday December 1st.
LIVONIA, Mich. – Jack Roush is highly recognized for generating horsepower and performance out of engines. Roush also has a long and successful motorsports history with the first of his numerous championships coming in drag racing. And today, Roush is finding great success in engineering, building and selling alternative fuel vehicles to the fleet markets.
So what do you get when you combine all three of these things? A pair of propane-fueled ROUSH® Mustang drag cars, ready to challenge for the NMRA championship next season.
Continue reading "ROUSH Developing Two Propane-Fueled Mustang Drag Cars" »
The ROUSH Trak Pak Suspension system has been repriced:
Old price: $2,551.01
Now only $1,500!
Save over 40%
This kit can give your 2005-2010 Ford Mustang the ultimate handling performance and has been developed in part with thousands of hours of testing on the track and the street. The springs and dampers have been specially tuned for race track use, featuring high tensile strength linear rate springs with tender coils.
The package is also adjustable, in terms of rebound, camber plate angle (up to 3 degrees of negative camber), and ride height, allowing you to change your suspension settings when going between track and street use.
The kit includes front and rear adjustable dampers, matching elastomer jounce bumpers, front and rear springs, front and rear jounce bumpers, and camber plates.
Jack Roush appeared on the FOX Business News cable television channel earlier this morning in a live segment discussing the use of propane with host Brian Sullivan, an amateur racer himself. The pair talked about how propane is a “right here, right now” alternative fuel source that can be used with minimal modifications needed to the vehicle, such as the F-Series pickups and E-Series vans that ROUSH® is converting. The segment aired around 10:40 a.m. (Eastern) and several questions were asked about the technology and the benefits of using propane as a motor fuel.
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