Whipple the same as the FRPP?
12-25-2007, 10:14 PM
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RE: Whipple the same as the FRPP?
Its my understanding that the driveline is voided after a whipple install and all other non related items will be covered until the end of the warranty period. I mean they have to honor a warranty on a light not working, or the window not working, or any other cosmetic things that the car may have wrong that any warranty would cover.
Hope it helps and have a great Christmas! J
Hope it helps and have a great Christmas! J
12-26-2007, 02:32 PM
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RE: Whipple the same as the FRPP?
ORIGINAL: Timmay!!!
They are the same exact kits. Whipple makes the FRPP blowers. And yes you can order an intercooled version through FRPP.
Honestly all T/S blowers get there rotors from the same company,Lysholm out of Sweden. But everything else is made by the individual manufacture. Just another little tidbit of info.
They are the same exact kits. Whipple makes the FRPP blowers. And yes you can order an intercooled version through FRPP.
Honestly all T/S blowers get there rotors from the same company,Lysholm out of Sweden. But everything else is made by the individual manufacture. Just another little tidbit of info.
There are two companies, Lysholm and Autorotor.....
12-26-2007, 09:03 PM
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RE: Whipple the same as the FRPP?
yes, it probably would be better....
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
12-26-2007, 09:10 PM
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RE: Whipple the same as the FRPP?
ORIGINAL: hammeron
yes, it probably would be better....
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
yes, it probably would be better....
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
12-26-2007, 11:25 PM
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RE: Whipple the same as the FRPP?
Hello -I have to agree with Hammeron yet again 
on his advice and Sean you should rent a Uhauland haul yourcar to my tuner in the spring and have him adj the tune for max HP with great driveability and he did get the tune right on start up for the cold weather that I get here and was worried that I would have to trailer the car out west to have one of sawyer tuners get rid of the "sputter on start up when cold" (not uncommon on dyno tunes in the north and midwest with the S197) I guess I was running even richer than the Whipple tune and the 60# injectors made it worse in that the spray pattern is better and helping her to run even richer! All things said and done I am pleased and she starts right up everytime even in 15 degree weather! J The Whipple tune is more than adequate for the time being until you find someone close...moosestang said it- that they thought of everything when they made the tune...
on his advice and Sean you should rent a Uhauland haul yourcar to my tuner in the spring and have him adj the tune for max HP with great driveability and he did get the tune right on start up for the cold weather that I get here and was worried that I would have to trailer the car out west to have one of sawyer tuners get rid of the "sputter on start up when cold" (not uncommon on dyno tunes in the north and midwest with the S197) I guess I was running even richer than the Whipple tune and the 60# injectors made it worse in that the spray pattern is better and helping her to run even richer! All things said and done I am pleased and she starts right up everytime even in 15 degree weather! J The Whipple tune is more than adequate for the time being until you find someone close...moosestang said it- that they thought of everything when they made the tune...
ORIGINAL: hammeron
yes, it probably would be better....
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
yes, it probably would be better....
if i had 100% confidance in a tuner near
me, i would probably let him lean out my
tune.
the problem for me, is i have not yet
found said tuner
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