Does anyone know if stock rims with 275/40-20 would not cause problems? Even if just the rear ones that don't turn. Or if 285/35-20's would fit the stock 20's just fine? Couldn't find an answer through searching
I have the chirp starting to happen, the only thing I've noticed that makes it go away is when I pull on the tensioner, tightening up the belt. Don't know if that helps any, but it's something I happened to notice. And I did this because I thought the belt might have been too big.
I've noticed a fair increase in exhaust pop during deceleration after installing the stage 1 Whipple complete kit, is this a normal occurrence? I have no previous experience with FI
Currently trying to actually get the tune, but whipple's phone number routes me to a message saying they're closed but they're supposed to be open from 8am to 5pm. Anyone else have a similar problem?
does anyone know if opg and cg and damper would be necessary for just a stage 1 whipple complete kit with no upgrades? It would be a daily driver, no racing,no abusing it, no track, wot maybe for a few seconds every once in a while only
The front intercooler can sometimes block the ACC sensor and then you will get a warning on the dash, there are some kits that come with an intercooler that doesn't affect the ACC sensor but I don't know them all. Only one I know from people posting on here is the Procharger fits fine and the...
I am also torn between Procharger and Whipple now after the sale announcement, but I wouldn't be upgrading OPG or anything else, and I would just be getting the procharger stage 2 complete kit or the whipple stage 1 complete kit.
Considering all that, does anyone know if would I be fine with...
Wow that's quite a difference for absolutely nothing changing. I guess I should just trust that I can get a complete kit and be fine then, I'm not really looking for maximum power or anything crazy, just a nice boost of hp and torque. Thanks for the input! I should be getting a sc system soon...
True, but a more-or-less range would be fine for me. I also really want to get away with not using a bap for my goal of ~600whp lol and I want to see dyno results so I don't have to dyno mine but still know a range I'd be at, and of course before buying a specific kit.
Does anyone know if there's a difference in the installation between the Paxton and the Vortech? I see the Vortech instructions specify the 2015 mustang, but the Paxton instructions I found were for the 2014