You see how he is? Thats why I put him on silence a long time ago.Iām sorry I hurt your feelings? And where in that did I mention ESS? Fanboi?
Nothing is more annoying than people that feel the need to inject their opinion on threads that have nothing to do with the topic of discussion. If you donāt like the topic then stay out of it? Itās really not hard. It always ends up being a power adder war like all the other 3,456,908 threads. We get it. Itās been hashed out literally thousands of times. Youāre literally beating the dead horses skeleton into dust at this point.
My low boost centri setup runs 9ās with the stock converter and 125 pulley. And low 5ās 60-130 from a roll on the 125 pulley. Plenty have been deep 9ās and 4ās on the 120 pulley. Iām sorry if yours is ādisappointingā. Mine isnāt and every single one of my customers has had an amazing experience. If that makes me a āFanboiā Iāll wear it as a badge of honor.
thatās probably the key in this day and ageā¦install a compliant kit for the CARB number and max it out in between smog sessionsIād go Procharger Stage 2, commyfornia kit. 1050s , disappointing 600+ on pump, BAP, no OPGs, Wengard tune for E85 until I have to smog it. Haha!
I've seen the before-and-after weights on three different cars, and every one of them gained 150ish lbs. And don't forget, that's not just the blowerāit's the intercooler, heat exchanger, coolant(8lbs per gallon), brackets, plumbing, etc. More importantly, most of that weight is hanging right off the nose.Highly doubt it's much over 100lbs. The shipping weight is like 149lbs, you can't count the packaging, and you remove a couple things as well.
The intercooler for a centrifigual and heat exchanger for a Whipple probably weigh the same. Centrifugals also have brackets, metal 3" intercooler piping weighs just as much as coolant hoses...and the weight is more on the nose. At least on a Whipple the majority of the weight is on top of the engine, not in front of it.I've seen the before-and-after weights on three different cars, and every one of them gained 150ish lbs. And don't forget, that's not just the blowerāit's the intercooler, heat exchanger, coolant(8lbs per gallon), brackets, plumbing, etc. More importantly, most of that weight is hang
Just give up man LOL. You are wasting your time and energy.The intercooler for a centrifigual and heat exchanger for a Whipple probably weigh the same. Centrifugals also have brackets, metal 3" intercooler piping weighs just as much as coolant hoses...and the weight is more on the nose. At least on a Whipple the majority of the weight is on top of the engine, not in front of it.
There's no way it's a 150lb weight increase...
Anyone have a Whipple on the shelf that they can throw on a scale?
Sounded like an Elephant pissing in my shower!I watched that ess video and that blow off valve is a deal breaker for me.
Nobody's questioning that. Just if the Whipple weight is overstated.Comparing the weights between a Whipple and an ESS is ridiculous. The ESS is much lighter.
Itās not. Neighbor across the street from me just installed one. Weight of the box said 153 lbs. on it. Take away packaging and add in more coolant if should be at or close to 150 lbs.Nobody's questioning that. Just if the Whipple weight is overstated.
Could be. I just want an actual number, not a guess.Itās not. Neighbor across the street from me just installed one. Weight of the box said 153 lbs. on it. Take away packaging and add in more coolant if should be at or close to 150 lbs.
Well this sounds close enough for me...Could be. I just want an actual number, not a guess.
Correct, letās not forget removal of components such as the intake manifold, tb, fuel rails, injectors, bolting, hoses, tensioner and belt, fuel pump, etc. I bet itās 40-50 lb of parts removed before installation begins. The bare manifold is 20 lb by itself.Nobody's questioning that. Just if the Whipple weight is overstated.