Whipple 2019–2020 Mustang Bullitt 5.0L Gen 6 3.0L Stage 1 Supercharger Kit

The Whipple 2019–2020 Mustang Bullitt 5.0L Gen 6 3.0L Stage 1 Supercharger Kit is a complete, 50-state legal bolt-on performance system engineered specifically for the 2019–2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt. Featuring the all-new Gen 6 3.0L Whipple twin-screw supercharger, advanced dual-pass intercooling, and proprietary PCM calibration, this system delivers exceptional horsepower, instant throttle response, and OEM-quality drivability while maintaining emissions compliance.

Key Features

Gen 6 W185AX 3.0L front-feed twin-screw supercharger
Manufacturer-rated at up to 765 flywheel horsepower and 640 lb-ft of torque
50-state legal with CARB Executive Order D-231-69
Patented dual-core, dual-pass intercooler system
Oversized Crusher™ 150mm inlet
Massive air-to-water intercoolers with oversized heat exchanger and high-flow intercooler pump
High-flow dual-beam fuel injectors
HP Tuners RTD flash tool included
IAT2 harness and sensor included for post-intercooler temperature monitoring
Heavy-duty billet spring-loaded tensioner and adjustable billet idler system
Optional upgrade path to a 10-rib belt drive

Kit Includes

Gen 6 3.0L Whipple supercharger assembly
High-flow dual-beam fuel injectors
HP Tuners RTD flash tool
IAT2 harness and sensor
Oversized heat exchanger
High-flow intercooler pump
Billet spring-loaded tensioner and billet idler pulleys
Colder iridium spark plugs
Installation hardware
Plug-and-play wiring harnesses

Fitment

2019–2020 Ford Mustang Bullitt 5.0L

Important Notes

CARB Executive Order: D-231-69.
50-state emissions legal.
Designed for premium pump fuel. Advertised power figures are based on 93-octane fuel under ideal conditions.
Power output will be lower when using 91-octane fuel.
No cutting or grinding of the engine block or K-brace is required.
Fits beneath the factory hood without modifications.
Optional 10-rib belt system is available separately.

Note: Verify vehicle compatibility before ordering. Actual performance results may vary depending on fuel quality, operating conditions, and vehicle modifications.