2007 Roush Fenway Ford F-150 Specs

The 2007 Roush Fenway Ford F-150 truck derivative is an aftermarket, customized, limited-edition super truck. The lowered sport truck is a high-performance version of Ford's high-end model Super Cab in the Lariat trim level. The truck came in three different trims.

Jack Roush

• Jack Roush, the owner of Roush Racing and Roush Industries, is a former Ford engineer who has become one of NASCAR's winningest race car team owners. He customizes and soups up Ford trucks and Mustangs. The fully warrantied vehicles are sold through Roush-authorized Ford dealers.

Engine

• The baseline F-150 came with a 300-horsepower 5.4-liter engine. The Stage 3 Roush truck features the same V-8 engine with an in-the-valley supercharger, a charger cooler, racing-style manifolds and a reprogrammed engine computer. The powerplant produces 445 horsepower at 5,000 revolutions per minute (rpm) with 500 foot-lbs. of torque at 3,750 rpm. The truck can complete a 14.9-second quarter-mile.

Chassis

• The 5,300-lb., two-wheel-drive truck has Roush-tuned suspension including heavy-duty front coil springs and rear leaf springs. The custom-valved Bilstein shocks and front anti-sway bar lower the front end 2 inches and the rear 3 inches. The truck rolls on high-performance 20-inch tires and chrome rims.