Edelbrock E-Force Supercharger System for FR-S, BRZ

Model 1556 Installed Top

You had us at supercharger – looks like the renowned US performance tuners at Edelbrock are tiptoeing back into the tuner space with a supercharger kit for the Scion FR-S’s 4U-GSE and Subaru BRZ’s FA20 2.0-liter flat-four power plants. The so-called "E-Force" forced-induction system is said to increase horsepower to 242 (up 77 over stock) and torque to 186 lb.-ft. (up 57 over stock), plus improve mid-range output. Nice.

Model 1556 with tuner   |   Model 1556 With Tuner

Boost comes from an Eaton 1320 TVS roots-style blower, and the system also features an inverted design with long runners, efficient high-flow inlet, and dual-pass air-to-water intercooler. The supercharger assembly is finished in a black powder coating with red accents and fits under the stock hood. You can get it with either the EcuTek tuner or without, and since the system is designed to work with all factory emissions equipment, it happens to be 50-state legal.

Model 15560 without tuner   |   Model 15560 Without Tuner

Features Include:
Increases performance up to 242 horsepower and 186 ft-lbs. torque
High Flow intake box and filter that allows for 2x more air flow
No cutting or modification to stock body or hood (fits under stock hood)
Features Eaton® Gen VI 1320 TVS rotor assembly
Integrated bypass valve for little to no decrease in fuel economy
100,000-mile self-contained oiling system
Includes an EcuTek® ProECU Programming Kit with E-Force tune pre-installed (#1556 only)
50 State Emissions Legal (E.O. Number Pending)
Eligible for a FREE 3-Year/36,000 mile Limited Powertrain Warranty with $16,500 of coverage
Made in USA

Model 1556 installed side   |   Model 1556 Installed Side

We haven’t seen Edelbrock in the tuner space since it was making turbo kits for single-cam Honda Civics. Its supercharger setup is now shipping, and joins a marketplace that already includes entries from HKS, Vortech, and Jackson Racing, among others. Hopefully we’ll get to see a few of these installed at the 2015 SEMA Show coming up in November. For more info, visit edelbrock.com.