installing your own whipple?
#1
installing your own whipple?
i went to a store and asked them how much do they charge for installing a whpple, so they told me $1500. im going to order my whipple next month and i think im going to install it by myself
how difficult it is?
what tools do i need?
any one have instructions or something?
how difficult it is?
what tools do i need?
any one have instructions or something?
#2
RE: installing your own whipple?
It is time consuming and tedious at times, but I wouldn't say it was hard. Bootcamp was harder and that wasn't all that hard.
I would give it a 6 on a scale from 1-10, 1 being a oil change and 10 being a complete engine overhaul.
The only special tool you need is a fuel line disconnect tool and you can get that at any autoparts store. I'd install it for you for half that if I had the time.
I would give it a 6 on a scale from 1-10, 1 being a oil change and 10 being a complete engine overhaul.
The only special tool you need is a fuel line disconnect tool and you can get that at any autoparts store. I'd install it for you for half that if I had the time.
#4
RE: installing your own whipple?
ORIGINAL: moosestang
It is time consuming and tedious at times, but I wouldn't say it was hard. Bootcamp was harder and that wasn't all that hard.
I would give it a 6 on a scale from 1-10, 1 being a oil change and 10 being a complete engine overhaul.
The only special tool you need is a fuel line disconnect tool and you can get that at any autoparts store. I'd install it for you for half that if I had the time.
It is time consuming and tedious at times, but I wouldn't say it was hard. Bootcamp was harder and that wasn't all that hard.
I would give it a 6 on a scale from 1-10, 1 being a oil change and 10 being a complete engine overhaul.
The only special tool you need is a fuel line disconnect tool and you can get that at any autoparts store. I'd install it for you for half that if I had the time.
so theres going to be detailed instructons in the whipple?
#5
RE: installing your own whipple?
Shop around. I have been quoted anywhere from 575 to 1200 dollars for the installation of a Saleen........Quite coincidentially, the 1200 dollar quote was from a very "Anti Saleen Blower" shop.......
#6
RE: installing your own whipple?
http://www.users.qwest.net/~cookpaging/whipple.pdf
The instructions with my kit were missing a few things that are in the online instructions.
The instructions with my kit were missing a few things that are in the online instructions.
#7
RE: installing your own whipple?
i knew i sensed a tiny shred of decency in ya moose
i would also say bootcamp was harder
original poster: of course you should do your own! if i
can do it, any bozo with two hands could do it
i would also say bootcamp was harder
ORIGINAL: moosestang
Bootcamp was harder and that wasn't all that hard.
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Bootcamp was harder and that wasn't all that hard.
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original poster: of course you should do your own! if i
can do it, any bozo with two hands could do it
#8
RE: installing your own whipple?
It is fairly easy if your are patient. I went with the non-intercooled kit which is much easier than the intercooled only because you don't have to deal with the radiator or fuel pump, even though I plan on doing the intercooler upgrade. I never worked on my previous car before this one and I thought it was an enjoyable experience. They are right about the fuel line disconnect tool which is cheap and a torque wrench which you can just rent from autozone.
#9
RE: installing your own whipple?
1500 is way too much. Can you find a good mechanic that can swing by your house and help little by little over a couple days? Many people said the whipple has the best instructions of all the sc.
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