Do i need to install forged internals to put a supercharger in my ford mustang gt 2007?
It has 85k miles. V8, 3V, 4.6L
If you want to run a lot of boost without blowing your engine yes. I would start with installing internals before bolting on a supercharger. Save you time and money in the long run.
Yes
Yes.
No
Maybe, depending on how many pounds of boost you intend to run.
If you DON'T before you install the supercharger, you probably WILL after you blow it up.
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