I too have a Whipple and the PP. I will be upgrading to wider wheels and tires very soon. Hopefully I will get a little more traction. Can you share the offsets on the wheels?
Although rebuilt after mere seconds on the engine let's not forget the fastest accelerating vehicle on planet earth has a supercharged V8 internal combustion engine (Top Fuel Dragster). There is no other vehicle of any type (not referring to max speed) that can get from 0 - 60 mph in less...
If you remove the blank off on the passenger side you will expose the ugly windshield washer reservoir. Opening the drivers side could cause issues with air needing a place to exit. Seeing as you do not have the PP equates to no oil cooler.
Manual here with a Whipple. First gear breaks loose very easy. Second gear will break loose as the RPM's increase. Never broke loose in 3rd. I disable traction control 100%. I control spin with my right foot. I have the PP with summer tires yours might break loose easier. Edit added on 9/2 - I...
That may not be possible in this case. If the Ford Dealer has already requested the file which requires the VIN number the OP may not be able to request another file for the same VIN number. The OP has not taken delivery of the vehicle yet which may mean he doesn't technically own it yet.
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I'm really curious what this is about. I wonder if this hold from Ford has anything to do with the new tuning that is available for Whipple S.C.'s (Non Whipple Tunes).
Going to follow this thread to see what the outcome is.
Hopefully, you get some answers and a quick resolution soon.
High compression computer controlled engines like the Coyote will certainly perform better with high quality 93 octane fuel and beyond to a certain point. There is no argument or data that will ever dispute this fact. Old school (non computer controlled) high compression engines did not have the...
There is nobody better that I can think of who deserves to have such a car and motorcycle collection than Jay Leno. He is a true car guy and fortunate enough through his hard work and fame to be able to afford what he has. Kudos to Jay Leno.
I've never had any issues with the spot repairs I've done. The last one I did was over 5 years ago and it still looks the same. One would be hard pressed to ever find it on the vehicle without a paint defect light or something along those lines.
The right person could do a spot repair (filler, base coat and clear). The clear coat would have to wet sanded and polished to blend. I spot repaired myself many times and I'm not an expert painter. Took me a few tries to get things right the first time. I used a small Sata spray gun (not cheap...
I didn't watch the entire video but. Did everyone miss the under hood shot of the Viper where I could clearly see a Nitrous solenoid? I suppose that solenoid could be used for Water/Methanol injection too. My guess is Nitrous. Maybe they mention this somewhere later in the video - It was clearly...
The PP oil coolers do make a difference. My GT PP has a FP/Whipple stage 1. At 94* ambient after a few hard pulls oil temps never went higher than 218*.
I'll second this suggestion and say take REALLY good care of him. I self performed my Whipple install approx. 1 month ago and it's an intense job. I had some issues with aligning the heat exchanger that required some minor drilling on the Whipple supplied brackets. No way they were going to fit...
I don't have fist hand experience with a FP Stage 1 Whipple in a road course/track setting yet. If time allows over the next year (maybe later this summer) I may hit VIR to see how my FP Stage 1 Whippled GT PP does (Luckily, I have a free invite to VIR).
Although not a huge advantage the PP...
My opinion - I do not like the look of the S-650 without a spoiler. Has to be a PP or Dark Horse spoiler. One simple addition changes the entire presentation of the car.