Platinum_5.0
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- Joined
- Jan 8, 2018
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- Location
- Edmonton, Canada
- First Name
- Daniel
- Vehicle(s)
- 2021 10R Whipple
That is right. I'm at 611TQ. On a TVS 2.6 or even 2.3, if your at 800whp your most likely around 630ish TQ. Both units are amazing. I have a Whipple and could never say it's way better then the 2.6 TVS. Whipple will make a little more HP easier and TVS will have more TQ. If you push both of them to the limit they will be the same really. I don't care for the big TQ number, I love the little bit of added pull up top and that's just me. I roll race alot and I have easily taken cars with 650+TQ at the wheels and they don't pull on me for a second. Maybe from a dig I'd like the TQ more? Either way both are amazing units. As long as the 103MM throttle can perform on the edlebrock then it will be great.I had posted this on another thread, keep in mine 7th makes about 25whp and 50wtrq more than 6th does. Hell the. Whipple never even broke 500wtrq
So my 540wtrq peak is 60wtrq more than his 480wtrq peak, and I made it in a lower gear that reads about 50wtrq less. The car Lund tuned made 615whp and 596wtrq on the Edelbrock stage 1, they actually got their test car to hold 7th, so that car made 140wtrq more, all through stock TB and stock airbox
Here are 2 different Dyno's of the gen V whipple
This one is a screenshot of a Whipple Gen V PBD Dyno'd in one of their youtube videos
If you Bring up the Whipple's making 800+whp you will notice they are still making 600wtrq...Where the 2.6 TVS is making much more...
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