Do you want no low end torque? Because this is how you get no low end torque. For all that money, you could do an ESS kit and make more power for cheaper.
Why VMP? Do they even work with that RevX tuner; I have never looked into that device. I thought they were SCT/RTD only.
Also, get as low as you can, like 10 miles or less. Test your fuel before you fill up.
filters directly on the valve cover run the risk of fire if you have a failure. The filter will be the path of least resistance, and then you have fluid puking onto hot manifolds.
Not true at all. Lund will reply to emails instantly and get you tuned up within one or two days. 99% of issues on vetted tunes come down to install error or missing facts.
I am a fan of Lund. I had a 14 GT500 tuned by them and they will tune my 350. Truth of the matter is that no one has more expertise or experience by volume with coyotes, than Lund.
I have no experience with Wengerd, but he seems to be a new hotness and people seem to like him. I can't speak on...
I agree, IF standalones got to that point, but we are a world away. Part of the allure of the coyote platform was that you can go from dealership to 11s, 10s, 9s., 8s, 7s, and now 6s with a factory computer. People could put on a blower and fuel system and go 8s relatively easy. Changing...
I completely agree. The only gen 6 Whipple I have seen on a non S650 is Garret Mitchell's F150 (Cleetus), which seems to be the same as a Gen 5 Whipple, power wise.
Whipple/Lethal already got caught trying to pump up "Pump Gas" numbers, which used octane booster. And now VMP may have done the...
VMP is now a dealer for Whipple. Different lid logo, but it is exactly the same. VMP inherited some Carb EO numbers from Whipple, but they are tied to Whipple's hands.
One thing seems to be clear: The Gen 6 Whipple is superior to Gen 5 Whipple.
That said, the S650 is handcuffed. Whipple is the only show in town. Now they have the private label deals with VMP and Lethal. As others have said, they have to get this blower to sell. This is the end of the road...
Tremec seems to have put the strategy in Fort Knox.
People are putting Dodson clutches in the DCTs, which seem to be a bandaid, but shifts aren't hitting. Clutch pressures, torque limits, etc. are not adjustable.
This is the biggest thing keeping C8s, and 2020+ GT500s, slow. People have thrown tens and hundreds of thousands of dollars at C8s, but the DCT lockdown is the limiting factor. The TCM notices any additional torque and just kills things. I mean, look at GT500s, they need like 1,000-1,100+hp to...