Ordered a Whipple Supercharger!
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Ordered a Whipple Supercharger!
Hey man I just ordered a 10lb Black Intercooled Whipple Supercharger from Lethal Performance http://www.lethalperformance.com/ I am so stoked right now I dont know what to do but jump up and down !
:dance dood:: dancedood:
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:dance dood:: dancedood:
:w oohoo:
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Originally Posted by The Boss Hog
Congrads! Any promise on a delivery date?
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Originally Posted by WERKED 66
nice.....does it come with bigger injectors....i did not see anything mentioned
http://www.whipplesuperchargers.com/...sp?ProdID=1208
also a thread at:
http://www.modularfords.com/forums/2...ers-56756.html
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Originally Posted by FoMoCo
Hey man I just ordered a 10lb Black Intercooled Whipple Supercharger from Lethal Performance http://www.lethalperformance.com/ I am so stoked right now I dont know what to do but jump up and down !
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nice :-) I have been looking at the Whipples, I think I'd like their throttle responce! I wonder if less boost (maybe, 8 lbs instead of 10?) would make the supercharger a little easier on the engine, but still provide a good kick in the pants? Thats my only consern with going for a super/turbo charger, is my engine, seems like all of the kits get the car up to and past 400 RWHP, which is getting kind of close to the engines max capacity, right?
I wonder if a more conservative 375 or 380 (either with a different pully, or with a conservative tune) would be more on the safe side for those of us who just want a nice kick in the pants and don't race?
I wonder if a more conservative 375 or 380 (either with a different pully, or with a conservative tune) would be more on the safe side for those of us who just want a nice kick in the pants and don't race?
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Originally Posted by nonsensez9
Are you doing the install yerself? Be sure to take tons of photos if you do.
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Congrads! I'm thinking of ordering this as well as another guy I work with. We're thinking about helping each other do the installs, would be a lot of fun.
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Originally Posted by 94tbird
i think 10psi will blow your engine imo. too much stress on stock rods/pistons/crank. are you planning to build your motor?
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Originally Posted by Bingo
I have no experience with supercharging the engine, but I think 10psi would last for a good amount of time if the tune is safe and RPMs are limited to, say, 6k.
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