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Old 01-26-2006, 05:45 PM
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supercharger for ST

Who makes a supercharger for the 05 focus ST 2.3?
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Old 01-26-2006, 09:02 PM
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Re: supercharger for ST

i am going to go ahead and assume that the ST is the sedan (atleast i think it is) but the 2.3 is a fairly new engine, so it will probally be a little while before something is released for it, i'd suggest bookmarking www.jacksonracing.com and www.focussport.com and check back every month or so, possibly send each a few emails and see if they know when something will be coming out, untill then there are mods you can still do like header and exhaust, camshaft, just stuff to keep you busy
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Re: supercharger for ST

yes ST is the ZX4 w/ the 2.3l
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