I had P0420 & P0430 codes and they replaced both cats under warranty. There is actually a TSB out from Ford for catalytic converter issues on 2018 and early build 2019 Mustangs.
Make sure you are running the latest calibration from Roush because there were some issues in earlier calibrations...
Here is a video from Brenspeed on a 2021 Mustang GT Convertible Auto with the Roush Phase 2 kit and no other mods on 93 octane with a drag radial.
648hp
547tq
10.69 1/4 mile @ 129
That’s impressive!
FIC1000H is an excellent injector and retail for $700. See if you can get a deal somewhere or hold out for Black Friday sale prices!
I had a 17 with the Roush Phase 2 and custom tune with FIC1000H’s and was a great set up. Your going to enjoy it!
They are correct. You will need to run at a minimum 56lb injectors for pump gas, but your best bet would be FIC1000’s, DW95’s or ID1050X for more headroom and additional power down the road.
Ford will not warranty anything powertrain related even with a Roush supercharger. Roush would have to step up with that type or warranty, and if Roush ever does offer something like that make sure you get that bad boy in writing. You definitely should have received some form of payment...
Agreed tire is your most important first step before suspension tweeks. For the street you’ll appreciate the ride and handling of the stock suspension and the dramatic improvement in traction with a Nitto 555R2 on the back.
Roush is a great street application kit with plenty of power, staying on 91 or 93 octane and a warranty. If that is what you want then Roush is for you, if looking for future big power then go the other systems.
I think you are right regarding the issues on the 21’s might be linked to this. That was still a very unfortunate situation he had to deal with regarding Roush and Tindol.