wanted to know if anyone had one forsale i posted a thread in the WTB but i know more people come through here.
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Johnny Lightning thinks other wise.The 2.3 Whipple has been shown to be about 2-3 tenths of a second better than a KB 2.3 with JLP plenum, Same truck. Some 2.3 Whipple numbers I have seen indicate the difference "could" be a bit more.
Jim
If traction would have been adequate he would have had a 10.XX pass with my 2.3 Kenne Bell. I seen the test Ronnie did between the 2.3 Kenne Bell and the 2.3 Whipple. He stated with the Sheetmetal Plenum they were equal. The 2.3 Whipple might make more horse power but the 2.3 Kenne Bell out torques it.If he ran the Whipple(either one) at 24#s of boost, I guarantee he would have run faster, assuming traction was adequate.
Jim
I think that is the 80% the reason people switch.besides that kb 2.3 is Fing ugly as shit .. the whipple 2.3 is just so much of nicer looking unit..
ive ran that whipple for 2-3 yrs now .. and my pretty lil ford emblem sticker is still hanging tight...
i went last time with my stock block was 11.8 with a street tune on 93 gas.. at spring SSOTN.. my truck was slowed down by the 4.10s and it had a 5lb lower... but then again i was piloting my own truck , i didnt have a driver pilot it down the track for me
but then again.. to each there own ...
awww come on now Bob... dont get your panties all bunched up...
thought everyone could have there own opinion and stuff.. or do we all have to think the way YOU do ...
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:bigtu[smilie=3gAfter 10 years of developement, the best 2.3 KB trucks are running 10.5s with the added JLP plenum(a costly upgrade). The best 2.3 Whipple trucks with 5 years developement are running 10.2s. JJ in the BTJ truck and myself have our eyes on the 9s on boost. Numbers say it can be done if all is perfect.
As far as stock block times? Both blowers have performed well. Either is more than enough to run into the 10s, but at huge risk. Anyone running real low stock block times has performed major weight reduction. Smartest, safest way to better times.
Jim