Unfortunately, no one can ever say you'll be completely okay when adding FI. Plenty of cars with that amount of horsepower will do just fine and never have an issue. For the most part, the stock internals have shown to be okay up till around the 850whp mark, and plenty of car have gone even higher than that with no issues. But that doesn't mean you can't break something with even much less. My buddy's car is a 2018 with a Roush phase 2 supercharger. He just blew his motor. He threw a rod out of his engine and when they were pulling things apart, they also found his converter had crapped out and that his cats were gone too. He was only around 650whp at the time, so nothing crazy. And less than 10k on his setup. So you just never know. All and all though, you are more than likely fine with a proper install, not pushing boost to high on 93 and not hitting the rev limiter. These engines and the components around them are really tough, but there's always a chance something can go wrong. As for wheel hop, it's kinda a thing on these cars, especially if you just slam the pedal down on that kind of power. There's a few good options out there though to help eliminate this. Look into the steeda stop the hop kit. And biggest issue you'll probably see with the Roush will be cooling as they like to heat soak quit a bit. That doesn't mean it's not a good kit though.
Wow, that's the first time I heard of a Roush supercharged engine going kaboom.
Out of warenty unfortunately. He ended up getting a Aluminator long block. Had done several tune revisions through PBD. I thought maybe the cats were part of it and maybe they clogged causing some detenation. Turn out a fuel line let go, caused it to then detonate and he threw a rod. Then the car caught on fire, smh. 20k later, the cars fixed.
I wasn't aware he got it installed in 2018.
Wow, that's rough.
It doesn't matter when it gets installed. The only thing that matters is when your factory warranty ends/begins. Roush replaces the factory warranty. If you have no factory warranty or little time remaining your Roush warranty will be the same.
