***Gotta love that power***
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***Gotta love that power***
Hey guys, just wanted to share a little story/review about the Whipple HO kit. Our shop has two Whippled GTs, one with 483rwhp and the other with 561rwhp. Ernie (shop owner) and I took a drive up to the LA area from San Diego yesterday with the two rides. I was in the convertible (483rwhp) and Ernie in the coupe (561rwhp). As some of you know, my car is only rated at 301rwhp so this was a nice step forward . The convertible is daily driven and gets driven HARD everyday and in everyway on a stock motor (20K+ miles). The intent of this thread is to inform those on the fence or debating between blowers that the Whipple is an ungodly machine. The power is INSANE and I feel that no mustang should be N/A . It is surprising how reliable the car can be with that much power. Kudos to Whipple and their kit!
Just a reminder, we are discounting all Whipple products for the month of April!!!
Just a reminder, we are discounting all Whipple products for the month of April!!!
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RE: ***Gotta love that power***
dude you came to la? wish i was notified, would've definitely loved to meet ernie and ask him about a bunch of stuff. and to definitely check out those whips!
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RE: ***Gotta love that power***
I would like to one day supercharge my stang, but I'm concerned that it might be a bait-and-switch like lowering is....meaning....you will need to upgrade so many other things if you decide to go F/I.
Do you know of anyone who did a Whipple only? No clutch upgrade or anything else? If so, how'd it hold upwith the added horses?
Do you know of anyone who did a Whipple only? No clutch upgrade or anything else? If so, how'd it hold upwith the added horses?
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RE: ***Gotta love that power***
ORIGINAL: thewarmachine
I would like to one day supercharge my stang, but I'm concerned that it might be a bait-and-switch like lowering is....meaning....you will need to upgrade so many other things if you decide to go F/I.
Do you know of anyone who did a Whipple only? No clutch upgrade or anything else? If so, how'd it hold upwith the added horses?
I would like to one day supercharge my stang, but I'm concerned that it might be a bait-and-switch like lowering is....meaning....you will need to upgrade so many other things if you decide to go F/I.
Do you know of anyone who did a Whipple only? No clutch upgrade or anything else? If so, how'd it hold upwith the added horses?