The Whipple car is mine and it never let go. Just drove it last week on a revised tune and good grief is it fun.
BTW, I had a ‘16 twin LPF kit and it wasn’t near as fun as the Whipple kit BUT it was as strong top end wise but lacked on the bottom compared to the Whipple. Never hurt the twin car...
Well I beg the differ and I'm not a shop but I've personally installed the MBRP LT's on my '18 AND a friend of mines '19. They BOTH had to have the factory studs taken completely out because the factory header will NOT come of without doing so because of the AC line on BOTH year cars.......not...
Well it is a great option but it all depends on how you want your power curve to be. The Whipple is instant on the hit whereas the centris and turbo cars may be a tad less on the hit. I had a twin LPF kit on my ‘16 GT and this Whipple would kill that car from the hit and possibly hard to catch it.
Here's mine while Anthony did my OPG's. We also bought a brand new oil pan which was only $132 in case the stock one somehow distorted from original install and heat cycles. It was a very cheap thing to do and know that I had a new OP installed.
Congrats on the Hellion kit AND 14 days of having it in your hands. What was not exciting about the Vortech kit? I thought that blower was bad to the bone.
Stock Engine with Boundry OPG/CG
Stock M6 transmission & clutch
Full Fore fuel system with controller on E85
ID1050X Injectors
Whipple Gen5 blower with 20% lower & 3.625” lower pulley
10 Rib pulley system
Standard heat exchanger
MBRP 1 7/8” LT’s
3” H-pipe with cats
3” MBRP cat back and mufflers...
Anthony Ballard owner of signature speed ran this at 4020 lbs. at the Mod Nationals last week. Goes to show that a properly built blower car can compete with the twin turbo kits out there. That MPH speaks volumes at that weight.
Anthony knows that and so do I. He built my ‘18 exactly like his a few months ago and it put down 978 RWHP at 8000 RPMs. Talk about tight butt cheeks and cringing at that RPM........why? Because it is the stock engine. I’ll look into a built engine soon though.