What is the Roush package on a Raptor?

What is the Roush package on a Raptor?

Giving you the ability to set your ROUSH Raptor apart, the unique ROUSH graphics package includes bedside, hood, and windshield graphics. Designed in-house, all graphics are produced from high-quality, OEM-grade automotive materials. ROUSH hood and tailgate badging leave no doubt as to the distinctive ROUSH pedigree.

How much does a Roush Raptor cost?

This package includes Roush 3.5 Ecoboost Raptor Power Pack with Cold Air Intake, Roush Bead-Lock Wheels w/Red and Grey Rings, BF Goodrich T/A KO2 All Terrain Tires, Rough Country Chase Rack, Splash Graphics with Raptor on Bedside, Front Window Tint, and Spray-in Bedliner. Package Price is $6,995.

What is the difference between a Raptor and a Roush Raptor?

There is one major difference between these two muscle trucks. The Raptor is a factory truck that comes muscled out without any tweaking or modifying. On the other hand, the Roush truck must be built out of a donor four-wheel-drive XLT Sport or Lariat-trimmed SuperCrew 2021 F-150.

What does the Roush package include?

Engineered For Every Adventure Underneath, the ROUSH F-150 features a performance cat-back exhaust system that has been engineered for an aggressive sound. For a more personalized look, the standard graphics package includes ROUSH graphics placed on the doors, hood, roof and tailgate.

How much HP does a Roush Raptor have?

ROUSH F-150 Raptor Horsepower The Raptor is perhaps the most off-road-ready ROUSH F-150. Its power stems from the High-Output 3.5L EcoBoost® engine. It produces 450 horsepower and 510 lb-ft of torque. You’ll also be able to hear the engine work with the axle-back exhaust system.

How much horsepower does a 2020 Roush Raptor have?

Unlike the six cylinder Raptor, under the hood of this special F-150 sits a Roush supercharged 5.0L V8 engine pumping out 650 horsepower and 610 pound-feet of torque. All of that power heads to the ground via a set of 20-inch Roush custom wheels wrapped in 33-inch General Grabber all-terrain tires.

How much horsepower does a Roush Raptor have?

How much is a 2021 Ford Raptor?

From $64,145
2021 Ford F-150 Raptor/MSRP

The 2021 Ford F-150 Raptor starts at $64,145, but that’s far from where you can end up. Depending on what you add on to your Raptor truck, you could end up with a pretty expensive F-150 Raptor. Opting for the SuperCrew cab nudges the price up to $65,840 right off the bat.

What is a Roush Superduty?

The 2021 ROUSH Super Duty offers relentless capability paired with legendary ROUSH styling. Iconic ROUSH styling is provided with aggressive fender flares, a custom high-flow ROUSH grille with dual LED light bars, ROUSH front bumper cover, and a ROUSH graphics package.

How much is a Roush Ranger?

The Roush Ranger package starts at $12,750 and, as with all Roush products, requires a donor vehicle, so prospective customers are on the hook for a minimum of $37,160 (the package price plus the base vehicle price of $24,410).

What parts are in a Roush KIT?

Our body kits are manufactured with OE-quality materials, many of which are produced at the ROUSH plastics manufacturing facility. The list goes on to include a full line of wheels, tires, interior, grilles, graphics, service parts, accessories, drivetrain, cooling upgrades, and more.

Where can I buy a Roush truck?

Ricart Ford is proud to offer you a selection of ROUSH vehicles and parts, and we’re able to modify your vehicle right at our dealership through Rabid Customs. Call us or stop by to speak to one of our experts today to see how you can take the next step to purchase your dream truck.

Why buy a Roush Mustang?

To do this requires a high-level of understanding of the entire vehicle as a system, and this is something that few in the industry deliver. ROUSH is most known for its line of high performance Mustang powertrain parts, including our superchargers, cold air intakes, and exhaust kits.

What is a Roush package?

To new vehicle buyers, ROUSH is a sought after name for high performance pre-titled vehicles. What does this mean as you consider adding one of the many performance upgrade packages seen here?