Whipple Update
07-18-2008, 04:21 AM
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RE: Whipple Update
Go for it and the T/S is a much different feel from the vortech...you will not be disappointed[8D]
ORIGINAL: 1badblue50
Whats up everyone? Have not been around in a couple of months.Sold my 05 Gt Vert and got 07 roush Vert. I had a vortech on my 05 looking to get the Ford whipple 500 hp what do you think? I can order and have it in by next week.
Whats up everyone? Have not been around in a couple of months.Sold my 05 Gt Vert and got 07 roush Vert. I had a vortech on my 05 looking to get the Ford whipple 500 hp what do you think? I can order and have it in by next week.
07-20-2008, 07:28 PM
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RE: Whipple advice
ORIGINAL: 06Saleen3V
Mines not an I4 Moose...its a V-twin...deeper sound and torquey as hell
Mines not an I4 Moose...its a V-twin...deeper sound and torquey as hell
I picked it up today. 3 1/2 hour drive one way. It looked damn cool being pulled behind my wifes chysler 300.
People must have thought, look at those old people with that weird looking motorcycle.
07-20-2008, 07:55 PM
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RE: Whipple advice
I don't know how this thread went from whipples to motorcycles, but it works for me! Ever since I installed the whipple, I've been averaging 13-14mpg. (All city.) So, I'm looking at the new 250cc ninja for a daily driver. I know, I know, it's barely more than a moped, but I'm buying it purely for MPGs.
07-20-2008, 08:00 PM
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RE: Whipple advice
ORIGINAL: nineinchnail1024
I don't know how this thread went from whipples to motorcycles, but it works for me! Ever since I installed the whipple, I've been averaging 13-14mpg. (All city.) So, I'm looking at the new 250cc ninja for a daily driver. I know, I know, it's barely more than a moped, but I'm buying it purely for MPGs.
I don't know how this thread went from whipples to motorcycles, but it works for me! Ever since I installed the whipple, I've been averaging 13-14mpg. (All city.) So, I'm looking at the new 250cc ninja for a daily driver. I know, I know, it's barely more than a moped, but I'm buying it purely for MPGs.
07-20-2008, 11:07 PM
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RE: Whipple advice
ORIGINAL: moosestang
The new ninja 250's look nice compared to the old ones. I learned how to ride on a ninja 250. You might consider the Hyosung 250. The full fairing one is inline with the price of the ninja, but i think it looks more like a sportbike should. Some people say the quality is questionable, but others seem happy so IDK.
ORIGINAL: nineinchnail1024
I don't know how this thread went from whipples to motorcycles, but it works for me! Ever since I installed the whipple, I've been averaging 13-14mpg. (All city.) So, I'm looking at the new 250cc ninja for a daily driver. I know, I know, it's barely more than a moped, but I'm buying it purely for MPGs.
I don't know how this thread went from whipples to motorcycles, but it works for me! Ever since I installed the whipple, I've been averaging 13-14mpg. (All city.) So, I'm looking at the new 250cc ninja for a daily driver. I know, I know, it's barely more than a moped, but I'm buying it purely for MPGs.
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