2003 Ford F-150 Lightning PSCA Drag Truck Spec Sheet - Accufab 5.4L Whipple

This is a photograph of a Ford display placard resting on the dash/windshield area of a race truck. The placard describes a 2003 Ford F-150 Lightning, billed as the world's fastest supercharged Ford Lightning, built from a daily driver and currently drag raced in the PSCA Super Street Class. The spec sheet lists the base vehicle (2003 Ford Lightning, 5.4 Liter) and a detailed build sheet: a Ford GT aluminum block 5.4L 32-valve engine built by John Mihovetz / Fred Grochulski at Accufab, Whipple 3.4 twin-screw supercharger, Accufab throttle body, Comp Cams, Rossler automatic transmission, Kooks collector mufflers, Motec Systems engine management, and wiring by James Lin. Chassis details include a 25.2 double frame rail chromoly chassis designed by Danny Freitas of Castro Valley, CA, Santhuff shocks/struts, Lamb brakes, Dewco differential, and Mark Williams axles. It rides on Bogart Racing Drag Star 15x15 wheels with Hoosier 33/14.5/15 radial drag slicks, is painted Ford Sonic Blue, and features a Kirkey race seat, Racecraft safety belts and fire system, and a Precision shifter. The build is credited to Steve Cooper of Castro Valley, CA. Race number 195 and PSCA/Probe Industries decals are visible on the truck.