2016 ROUSH F 150 SC DEMOLISHES TRAILS & TIRES WITH 600 HP
Channel: The Fast Car Secret
Date: 30/01/2018

Roush has never shied away from giving a vehicle a healthy amount of power, and the 2016 Roush F-150 SC definitely got its serving of Wheaties. Starting with an already potent 5.0L V-8 Ford F-150 the team at Roush added a R2300 Twin Vortices Series (TVS) supercharger giving this truck 600 hp and 557 lb-ft of torque!

The Roush TVS 2300 supercharger give this pickup an additional 215 hp and 170 lb-ft of torque over the stock power numbers, giving you a seat-of-the pants experience you might only find in atrophy truck or a V-8–powered riding mower. Performance and adrenaline-filled driving is in Roush’s blood, and they know it, especially the director of vehicle operations, Justin Schroeder, who said, “The high-performance lifestyle is what drives our customers, and that’s equaled only by the passion ROUSH Performance’s people have for designing and engineering American-made vehicles like the 2016 ROUSH F-150 SC with raw power, looks, and legacy that meets that need.”

With the power aspect of the truck taken care of, Roush turned their attention to improving the suspension for off-road performance. A Roush/Fox 2.0 Performance Series Suspension system was added, which includes front Fox coilovers and rear Fox Shocks, helping this F-150 work as well off-road as the famous and desirable Raptor. Street tires weren’t getting put on this truck, with all that power and suspension it begs to be taken to the dirt, so a set of Mickey Thompson Baja ATZP3 all-terrains wrapped around 20-inch Roush wheels were added.

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