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Not to mention to have your engine built like that, you are going to wind up spending the same amount, you have to have it tuned, pay for the labor etc. The Edelbrock makes it something you can do yourself and it will be made for a stock engine and comes with the programmer.
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I bought a Edelbrock supercharger in Aug 2010 (at that time the only kit available was for the F150) I installed it om my 2008 Exedition. Had to do a few small modification.
But the biggest problem is the software. They supplied me with a STC handheld programmer, but the file does not see the Expedition ECU. I found out from STC that the F150 and Expedition does not share the same ECU.
The Edelbrock web does list the Expedition now, but the software is still the same as last year. They did send me a file on e-mail that I could upload to my Expedition, but the tune is realy bad. My car makes the same power as a standard Expedition.
I had the car yesterday at a local tuner in Dubai, but his HP tuning software could not read the Expedition ECU.
I got to a point where I want to restore my car to standard again.
Any good advice would be appreciated.
I just picked up the Expedition on Saturday. It has good pep, but isn't what I was expecting. It seems to be picking up the more I drive it. I am taking it in soon for a couple dyno runs at a shop here locally. I'm curious what it's putting out. It won't spin the tires, and that has me curious too. Although I had a diesel truck putting out 450 hp and over 700 lb-ft of torque and it just hooked up too, so who knows.
I don't have a boost gauge yet either, and they can measure boost on the dyno. There is very little whine. To be continued.