I have a 2006 mustang v6, was looking to supercharge it would i need to put a new tranny in to support the power or change the rearend?
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Asked by Allyn Apr 27, 2012 at 10:53 PM about the 2006 Ford Mustang V6 Deluxe Coupe RWD

Question type: Car Customization

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NOPAIN4U answered 12 years ago

Hi, check out American Muscle and call one of their experts. I have a 2008 and they have always answered my questions.

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blkbox answered 12 years ago

Ok I see you like a lot of speed, well as a suggestion because I am having my engine redone for the same reasons speed. Try the Vortech supercharging system which can increase your hp to 290 ,the V6 comes with only 210hp straight from the factory. Looking for lots of VAROOM,VAROOM try the V3 series, there is the V2 if that's more than you need which is a bit less. I am not advertising for Vortech But the engine difference itself will sell it this change can be costly ranging anywhere from 4 to 5 thousand then the cost of installation. Which can chew a whole in your pocket as well if they are licenced. GOOD LUCK DRIVE SAFE!

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