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Old 07-25-2009, 11:48 AM   #21
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I'm not sure what Adam at ST did to make the 3.4l whipple fit but he runs one and makes over 800 hp to non locking convertor.

If I were to do it all over again, I probably would have gotten the big KB, 2.8l I think it is. Anyone could get this blower and stick it on a stock block. They would probably run lower IAT temps (just a guess) at a lower psi and make the same power compared to the smaller blowers.
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Old 07-25-2009, 08:23 PM   #22
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For a 3-valve? Only seen 3.4 on custom fabricated manifolds so far. Never seen a 2.9 yet. Thats a 3-valve kit?
Yes, I like Jim Bells stuff, having dealt with him since 1978.
Also the Mammoth is being used on the fastes 3-valves that are using a S/C rather than turbo. Ken3030's car posted better times with his 2.8L Mammoth than his 3.4 Whipple so Jim Bell is doing something right, eh?
No its for the 4V motors- I was trying to give ya a hard time. I dont doubt he is doing everything right.
jsawyer is one that comes to mind for the custom 3.4L whipple! for a 3v

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I'm not sure what Adam at ST did to make the 3.4l whipple fit but he runs one and makes over 800 hp to non locking convertor.

If I were to do it all over again, I probably would have gotten the big KB, 2.8l I think it is. Anyone could get this blower and stick it on a stock block. They would probably run lower IAT temps (just a guess) at a lower psi and make the same power compared to the smaller blowers.
You know I was just thinking if I had to do it all over again I would get TT's!

Just not in the budget
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