Shelby’s legacy extends way beyond Cobras, Mustangs, and winning LeMans. It’s about time Shelby trucks got noticed too!

Let's begin by looking under the hood of this GT ... and quad exhaust and sequential turn signals finish out the rear view. No matter which angle you look at this Mustang, it looks fantastic ...

In fact, while the GT unlocks a sense of coolness as only a Mustang can, the Dark Horse ups the ante considerably more, but not over-the-top as with certain Shelby or Roush versions. When it comes ...

In this video, I decided to give you the full range of the sound of my roush axlebacks. Let me know if you have any questions!New channel-http://www.youtube.com/user ...

The first builds in 2016 bolted on an Roush blower to create a 727-horse ... We drove up to Matt’s house for a quick spin in his 2024 Mustang GT convertible, meeting the kind of Mustang fan ...

Designed specifically for Mustang GT and Dark Horse, this new 2024 Roush Mustang Phase 2 Supercharger Kit “Launch Edition” is the first roots-style blower setup (Eaton calls it “TVS”/Twin ...

The stainless steel body and precision mandrel-bent tubes not only guarantee longevity but also provide a streamlined airflow that increases the Mustang GT’s output. The Roush 421145 Exhaust System ...

So much fun to drive, and the sound of that V8 exhaust just gets the blood flowing ... and I doubt I’ll ever sell it! I have a 2020 Mustang GT premium with a manual transmission.

The sweetener is called the 2024 Mustang GT and Dark Horse Supercharger Kit, and it bestows 800 hp on a GT or Dark Horse without active exhaust ... lean toward the Roush side, there’s always ...

With the trademark Roush exhaust notes, it also sounds beefier ... nothing less than the already premium Mustang GT package will do. Despite the Roush name becoming practically synonymous with ...

Owners can opt for a Borla Extreme cat-back exhaust system with quad ... supercharger kit for the 2018-2021 Mustang GT (M-6066-M8) features a 2.65-liter Roush supercharger and is listed on the ...

plus an active performance exhaust with Touring, Sport, Track and Custom modes. So, what do we think folks? Fancy sending your (now previous-gen) Mustang over to Roush for some track-based upgrades?