Roush 427R Mustang

The number 427 has been intertwined in the Ford product line for many years, both as a car model and one of the most powerful and legendary engines in their line. It is only natural that ROUSH, as perhaps the best Ford engine builder in the country, is the company to reintroduce the number to the automotive lexicon using modern engine technology.


Based on the acclaimed ROUSH Stage 3 Mustang, this version is slightly less in content but includes 100 percent of the fun factor. The 427R horsepower package is highlighted by the intercooled ROUSHcharger* system which adds 115 horsepower and 65 lb-ft of torque to the base Ford 4.6L, 3-valve V8 powertrain system. The additional power upgrade comes via a ROUSH-engineered ECM calibration which has been specially-tuned to work in harmony with the different exhaust system used on the vehicle.

Further adding to the style and performance of the 2007 ROUSH 427R is a four-piece aerobody kit which includes a stylized front fascia, front chin spoiler, hood scoop and rear wing and ROUSH 18-inch cast chrome wheels with high-performance tires and the special 427R striping kit.

mstangpny07 - 10/3/2006 9:18:16 PM

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sweet.

(I do not own a mustang, contrary to my name. I am merely a fan.)

02WRX - 10/3/2006 10:57:41 PM

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I always question the safety of creating a car like this. The new Mustang is really, really heavy. Sure, that's nothing that can't be fixed with a supercharger in the realm of acceleration. But do you really want a car this powerful that stops and handles like, well, a Mustang?

njshift - 10/4/2006 7:43:10 AM

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You have obviously never driven the new mustang. You should keep your biast hear-say posts to yourself. Thanks

zm3215 - 10/4/2006 9:10:17 AM

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Umm... 200 is not a word, it's a number.
When written in word form, 200 becomes two hundred, which as you can clearly see, is two words.

So, "Broken Down after 200 miles" is not 4 words, it's 5.

More accurately, 4 words could have been "Fix or repair daily", "Found on road dead", or First on repair day"

njshift - 10/4/2006 8:06:51 AM

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Why so much hate?

Thee words "Get over it"

Sauceboy01 - 10/4/2006 1:48:45 PM

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wow you guys are mathmeticians!

zm3215 - 10/5/2006 11:32:29 AM

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We're English teachers as well.
It's mathematicians, not mathemeticians.

LOL, sorry, just had to :-)