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If you have Spike TV and you are a fan of the Horsepower TV program hosted by Joe Elmore and Mike Galley you will be seeing alot more of Roush Performance products in the fall of 2006. Joe and Mike will soon be modding a stock Mustang GT with a bunch of Roush components. For the do-it yourselfer who is thinking about adding a few Roush products this will be a great way for you to see how the installations are done and carried out. The installs will feature a ROUSHcharger, suspension package and a body kit.

The first TV program will air on September 2 -3 and will feature the ROUSHcharger install complete with a "before" and "after" chassis dyno run to show what kind of power can be made from the charger. The second TV program will air the following week and will highlight the suspension along with appearance upgrades. These programs will last for 30 minutes each and should cover all aspects of installation.

Jack Roush Appearances Below:

Jack Roush will be doing a few meet and greets at Ford dealers across the nation on the dates below. Admission and autographs are free.