The 2021 Ram TRX was announced not so long ago, but the supercharged pickup market from before the announcement mostly existed thanks to tuners. Today, the Ram gets yet another worthy challenger: a Ford F-150 tweaked by PaxPower.
The Texan auto tune-up shop outfits the car with a Stage 2 power kit notably including a potent Whipple supercharger. As a result, the output of the stock eight-cylinder skyrockets to 750 hp (559 kW). The crew does not provide the sprint times, but one could remember that the rather extreme F-150 Roush Nitemare could sprint 0-60 mph (0-97 km/h) in mere 3.9 seconds. It was 100 hp (75 kW) less powerful than the PaxPower build.
The customer wanted this particular F-150 fitted with a versatile aluminum flatbed by TurnKey Industries, a FabFours Aero front bumper, a Borla exhaust and a set of Method wheels.
The company never disclosed the price of the kit, but you can bet it is quite steep, given that PaxPower sells supercharger kits for the F-150 Raptor starting from $25,000 before all options.