Mario, I'm curious about your supercharger. I'm considering this as a future upgrade. Was yours an Avenger Kit?
Did yours require the fiberglass hood to fit?
What about exhaust upgrades, I'm guessing those will be necessary as well. I already have the flowmaster 50 series ready to go, just looking for a header & high flow CAT now.
I just removed my Avenger this past weekend. I have opted to replace with a 4.6 stroker.
The Avenger will not fit under your stock hood. Modifying the stock hood was not a vaible option so I took an aftermarket fiberglass hood and had it modified to fit the SC.
If you want to save some $ and are interested in a used Avenger and a hood for low bucks, drop me a PM.
PM sent :costumed-smiley-007
What?! No supercharger on the stroker? That's gonna be a girlie truck! :elkgrin:
The next big step for the MJ is the engine. After 4 years, it is time to take the supercharger out in favor of the souped up tractor engine approach. The supercharger was fine for hot footing it around at altitude but an expo rig needs simplicity. A Golen blue printed 4.6 stroker is the solution. Out of the box with 260 HP @ 5200 rpm, 295 ft lb torque @ 3400, 9.2:1 compression ratio. These numbers are based upon factory intake & exhaust and 24 lb injectors. That being said, a Hesco 62 mm throttle body, Thorley header and 26 lb injectors are being used as a part of this upgrade so I think the numbers will be closer to 280/HP & 315 ft lbs.
Factory specs were 190 HP @ 4750 rpm, 225 ft lbs @ 3950 rpm.